Organizational learning is always evolving, but it seems that we have reached a point in time when it is changing more rapidly than companies can keep up with. The changes are both dramatic and incremental, and coming from every direction. Simply changing what we do is not enough, we need to start changing who we are. Do today’s learning organizations and the people running them have the DNA to deliver the modern learning experience?
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The Workforce is Learning Differently. What Does it Mean for the Digital CLO?
1. The Workforce is Learning
Differently. What Does it
Mean for the Digital CLO?
Sponsored by:
David Wentworth
Principal Learning Analyst,
Brandon Hall Group
@DavidMWentworth
Kelly Palmer,
CLO,
Degreed
18. 7 out of every 10 employees are disengaged at work
EMPLOYEES ARE NOT ENGAGED
32%
Engaged
50.8%
Disengaged
17.2%
Actively
Disengaged
Source: Gallup 2015
27. AND,
TRADITIONAL
TRAINING
$160B
Spent by US businesses annually on
employee learning and training
80%
Is said to be forgotten
within 30 days
<15%
Successfully apply
what they learn
Source: Grovo, 2015
DOESN’T WORK
Discussion topics include:
• What is changing?
• The skills that will be necessary if not critical
• Shifting learning strategies
• The impact on learning budgets
• What companies should be doing
The case for focusing on employee engagement
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