Recently I have found myself discussing topics with groups around issues related to Resilience, Building Relationships and Building Teams – all of which have set me thinking about the large part Mental Health or as Brian Hall from BHSF puts it…
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Health and safety officers carry great responsibility. Their role tasks them with looking after the welfare of fellow employees and ensuring that the company’s working environment is up to standard. They are also expected to address any safety…
Last week I attended my ICF North West Coaching event which included a session by Zoe Cohen (Twitter @ZoeatShine) who has undertaken some interesting research into the culture of shame.
This was an area that is completely new to me and it…
June the 11th 2019 was the date for the Learning Technologies Summer Forum in ExCel London and I was asked…
Donald Kirkpatrick was a firm believer of starting at the end. Creator of the internationally recognised Kirkpatrick training evaluation model, he said it is essential that L&D knows what it wants training to achieve before embarking on the…
This unique research lifts the lid on how those who support workplace learning are developing their own professional skills. HR and L&D professionals have traditionally put the development of others ahead of their own. Our data shows that…
“People matter, and we all should have equal opportunity to develop, progress, and be rewarded and recognised at work. Organisations must ensure that their people management practices champion this fundamental principle.”
So says…
Andy Lancaster, Head of Learning and Development Content, CIPD
“In a fast-changing world it is vital that organisations invest in learning and…
The debate about whether artificial intelligence (AI) will wipe out or generate jobs shows no sign of winding down.
The latest KPMG report - 'The future of HR in the technology sector' - revealed that less than half of HR leaders…
Everybody in learning is talking about the need to build a learning culture. A fair few business leaders and CEOs are talking about it too, which is great, because building a learning culture is not purely an L&D thing. A learning culture has…
Employee engagement is a huge challenge for organisations, as it has been for several years now. It is such a big challenge that seven in 10 (71%) of participants in a survey called Benefits Research 2019 (…
Last Monday I travelled to my spiritual home of Manchester to attend a Cake Camp run by CIPD Manchester to learn more about Using Tech well in L&D which is a key part of the strategy for L&D in the business I work…
We’ve all heard about the importance of learning in the flow of work. Well, now there’s a new one, according to the 2019 Global Human Capital Trends by Deloitte Insights, and it’s learning in the flow of life.
Learning generally was cited…
Personality profiling is used in many industries. It may sound unusual, but it has many advantages. It is used more often than many would believe, too. Many companies use this as an alternative to a traditional Psychometric Test. Employers…
In January 2019 I had the absolute pleasure of recording another podcast with John Tomlinson of Trainer Tools. This time it was a little different as I was sharing the mic…
For those of you debating whether or not to take the plunge and to start your studies again, I thought I would share with you my story as Head of Marketing here at DPG.
As they say, you can't always teach an old dog new tricks. This old…
To all of our 2019 Graduates, well done! You will soon receive an invite to our ceremony on 8th November at Devere Grand Connaught Rooms in London. To help us plan, please do not forget to RSVP by emailing cipdprogrammes@dpgplc.co.uk. The team…
The L&D research and analyst organisation Towards Maturity has just launched this year’s benchmark. Called the Learning Health Check, this invaluable resource is used by organisations around the world to identify their current…
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