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Companies that invest in reskilling their employees can experience significant cost savings, since they can accomplish more with their existing workforce and avoid having to hire new employees to fill niche roles.
Unfortunately, what workers learn in higher education and on the job, especially in tech, is often a step behind to what they need in the real world. We need to design training to meet the evolving market demands of an increasingly global economy.
A learning management system (LMS) can support your organization's upskilling and reskilling efforts and drive better business outcomes.
"Quiet hiring," when done right through upskilling and reskilling, shows current employees they're worth investing in and saves the organization in the long run.
Now more than ever, companies are taking a close look at their internal mobility processes. In this article, we'll explore how L&D can play an integral role in helping companies unlock the potential of their internal mobility initiatives in 2023 and beyond
Organizations must focus on reskilling and upskilling programs to meet the new requirements of the remote workforce era and navigate the complexities of post-COVID-19 pandemic shifts. Learn more in this article.
Reskilling employees can help companies improve their products, services, and processes by attracting new talent and keeping existing employees engaged.
Employees’ needs and expectations have grown, leaving organizations with two options: try to retain them or risk losing them. This article will assess the obstacles and possibilities in internal mobility and recommend what L&D departments can do.
Technology is constantly changing, and while this can create excellent opportunities for businesses, it can also create skills gaps in the workforce.