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How can we encourage employees to learn new skills?
Learning new skills is essential for all employees, whatever their career objectives: changing company, strengthening their expertise, moving to a managerial position, retraining... Professions and jobs are evolving, so this means employees must continuously develop new skills and knowledge and enter uncharted territories. The digitalisation of work is a major underlying trend, with the omnipresence of digital technology and the advance of artificial intelligence.
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Rise Up Empowers Teams to do their best work every day with Own Today purpose and LearningOps™ Framework
Rise Up, the fast-growing European employee learning software solution, unveiled its new Own Today purpose alongside a new framework to drive organizational transformation and enable learning to work at business speed: LearningOpsTM. Rise Up empowers every team member to do their best work every day and offers organizations a new way to stay up-to-skill each day. Today, learning is one of the most fundamental business challenges and is top of mind for both CEOs and employees. However, 70% of employees have not mastered the skills they need for their jobs today*. Being future-ready, therefore, requires solving the Skills Gap today.
User-Generated Content: what are the challenges in the L&D?
Keeping abreast of the latest innovations in the world of EdTech, a practice increasingly used for workplace learning came up: User-Generated Content. UGC for short, is a principle that encourages employees to create their own educational content so that it can be reused as part of the company’s Learning & Development plan.
What are the challenges of hybrid work for companies and employees?
The integration of hybrid work in companies is no longer an isolated phenomenon, reserved for certain "pioneering" organisations. Now, hybrid work is becoming the norm. However, according to a survey by Sapio Research and workplace platform provider Envoy, most UK workers prefer to spend some time in the office with 57% opting for a hybrid work model. Meanwhile, 38% indicated they preferred to work at the office full-time, and only 5% would like to work remotely all the time.
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Collaborative work in a hybrid context
Every employee has surely experienced the frustration of time-consuming meetings that don't achieve anything constructive. Increasingly viewed as a bad example of collaborative work, employees find their interest wanes, and they become more passive.
What is the value of collaboration tools for a company?
Work emails can be a real bugbear for employees. All employees know what it's like to face a daily barrage of emails, or even worse, returning from a holiday to a deluge of emails. An average of 88 emails are received every day in work according to a survey carried out by research firm Radicati Group . Executives appear to be particularly sought-after: according to an Adobe study, they spend more than half their day checking their email (5 hours on average)!
Rise Up Connect edition 2022
More than 300 Learning & Development leaders gathered to participate in the annual Rise Up Connect 2022 event and explored two themes that are essential to the Learning & Development industry: transformation and personalization. Together, they made this edition memorable.
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Top management skills every manager should have
Are managers becoming obsolete? While this might sound like an absurd question, it’s one that many experts are asking. According to the management consulting firm Gartner, 30% of employees will be without a boss by 2024 due to the self-directed and hybrid nature of work.
How to improve interpersonal communication in the workplace
Interpersonal communication is an essential aspect of any business. Impeccable communication can help team members and managers to ensure the seamless exchange of information, promote a stimulating and motivating environment, foster cohesion and boost team performance. While these might sound like unattainable ambitions, they can all be achieved through the use of specific interpersonal communication techniques. What’s more, training can help employees to develop and refine these sorts of skills.
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