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Executing the CEO’s Agenda Through Targeted Learning

Executing the CEO’s Agenda Through Targeted Learning | HR, L&D Capability and Role | Scoop.it
Targeted learning can resolve execution problems and social challenges, and drive strategic change.
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An interesting article about creating strategic value through learning. The article talks about the idea of 'targeted learning', which to me reflects the idea of diagnosing and evolving the system (culture) in order to build the capacity of the organisation to deliver, adapt and grow.

 

The example of the bank that responded to a review by making employees do 60 hours of risk training is a classic and it should be no surprise that it did not improve risk related outcomes. The article suggests four actions for CEOs:

 

  1. Develop a holistic view of strategy execution challenges.
  2. Use targeted learning to intervene in the places that matter most for the CEO’s agenda.
  3. Measure impact through leading metrics linked to execution.
  4. Position the learning function to address strategic problems from the outset.
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A Plea for Nuanced Conversations to Improve L&D Practices

A Plea for Nuanced Conversations to Improve L&D Practices | HR, L&D Capability and Role | Scoop.it
Mirjam Neelen Let’s start with a quote: “Successful training is not a one-time event but an iterative process that considers the elements leading up to training as well as important factors after training” (Salas, Tannenbaum, Kraiger, & Smith-Jentsch, 2012, p 78). This quote is from their meta-analysis of the science of training and development in…
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An interesting blog that challenges L&D practitioners to better understand and apply a research based approach to their work. 

 

You can read (and I encourage you to share) the main article referenced in the blog here - http://journals.sagepub.com/stoken/rbtfl/g8tvuLmoeZfN2/full

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