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Content curation is an important part of any employee training strategy. Curated content allows for a more focused library that adds value to learning.

Many companies base their leadership off of tenure, then wonder why leadership can’t deliver the results they want! Here’s another (better) way.

While blue-collar workers are often skilled in their specific trades, it’s important to develop soft skills as well as on-the-job skills.

When instructional designers embrace off-the-shelf training content, they can focus their valuable time and skills where they’re needed most.

To determine whether training is effective, you need to hear from your employees. Here are several tips for collecting feedback on training.

You can’t eliminate challenges, but you can develop resilience within your employees to help them navigate and overcome these challenges.

Social learning can impact many areas of your organization, such as recruiting, onboarding, and training and developing talent.

Consider what moves you can make right now to build your talent pipeline and close the skills gap in the years ahead.

Workplace well-being can be affected by many factors. So, what measures can employers take to make sure employees are healthy as well as productive?

The validity of learning styles has been proven to be unfounded, but a new study suggests that optimizing for learning preferences could strengthen your training program!