After over two decades in the talent development industry, I understand the frustration firsthand. Imagine this: Your dedicated training team spends months developing an exciting new program for your ...

This year, only 44 percent of workers said they were extremely or very satisfied with their opportunities for training and skills development, according to a survey from the Pew Research Center. Sure, ...

Business managers will continue to be challenged by the tight labor market for many years to come, as my previous articles have shown. The three key strategies for dealing with this problem entail ...

Training employees to resist the lure of phishing, scams, and deepfakes is central to a good cybersecurity posture, but to be effective it needs to be handled with plenty of input and guidance from ...

Companies nowadays are recognizing the critical role that engaged employees play in their overall success. Engaged employees are more focused, productive, and dedicated to achieving objectives. One ...

Well-trained workers are three times more likely to stay with their employer, so how do you ensure your safety training is up to the task? Safety and compliance training can mean the difference ...

Now that we are in a new year, what is your plan for assessing the needs of your employees? Trends indicate that assessments are valuable from many standpoints: performance, compliance and well-being ...

Employees across many industries have become familiar with some sort of annual cybersecurity training at their organizations, from watching informational videos to participating in simulated phishing ...

42% of small-to-midsize businesses adopt AI with promising results, but over half of workers feel unprepared to fully harness its capabilities. Open AI’s launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 sent ...

The dynamics of employee attraction and retention have shifted significantly in recent years, requiring employers to prioritize employee well-being and satisfaction, according to a July 13 report from ...

Late last year, a leading state technology official warned that without good data state and local governments risk making artificial intelligence tools “stupid,” merely a conduit for “garbage in, ...