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As we enter 2024, the symbiotic relationship between skills and business objectives becomes more crucial than ever. Through skills assessment, visualization, and strategic skill development, you can navigate the complexities of tomorrow's business.
Read blogInvesting in skills assessment tools can significantly reduce employee turnover rates. Studies show that organizations using these tools have a 20% lower turnover rate, while companies investing in employees' skills see a reduction of up to 30%.
Read blogOur most recent Learning & Development survey reveals that the overall NPS is -1 when asked how likely they are to recommend their company as a place for continuous learning and development to a friend or colleague. The absence of personal developmen
Read blogUpskilling refers to acquiring new or additional skills and knowledge to enhance one's capabilities and job performance. It is an essential ingredient in boosting employee engagement and retention within an organization.
Read blogImagine if only 1 in 9 of your employees said their skills and talents are used to their full potential (SOURCE: Insync Surveys’ staff survey). Your organization is brimming with untapped potential just waiting to be harnessed!
Read blogA skills gap analysis is an evaluation of current skill sets and abilities, compared to the required skill sets and abilities for a particular job or for the company. In other words, skills gap analysis determines the gaps that exist between employee
Read blogWith the changes of what matters to employees and what they’re looking for at work, it’s more crucial now than ever before to develop solid strategies that truly put employees at the center to retain a world-class workforce.
Read blogMany simply work based on gut feelings and internal surveys, and that may have worked well enough in the past, but today, the need to rethink how you develop a skills-based organization is clear.
Read blogWith employees working in a hybrid model, learning and development at work have become more significant than ever before to keep employees engaged and growing. Here are four learning and development trends to watch out
Read blogA PDP is a document that describes the actions you will take over the course of your career to achieve your desired outcomes and help you track your progress. Read more to find out how to create one that gets you results
Read blogHaving the ability to continue earning and development at work is one of the important elements to keep employees engaged and prepared for changes. Find out 4 ways to foster a learning culture and empower your employees in this blog.
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