Debunk the myths that are holding your L&D program back. Few things set back ROI like misdirected resources. Download our latest ebook, Your Learning & Development Assumptions: Truth or Lie?, to learn:  Top misconceptions that derail L&D programs Realities of today's employee trends and expectations Common pitfalls to avoid when strategically developing employee education programs. 

The beginning of a fiscal year is the ideal time to evaluate transformative ideas and a potential digital transformation strategy. An organization’s efforts to use technology to solve traditional problems is probably one of the most beneficial from a business perspective. Digitally transformed organizations can improve their customers’ experience, elevate their brand reputation, adapt more quickly to rapidly changing technology, address sudden industry shifts, and more.

For talent leaders, critical skills are gaining momentum in the race to develop effective talent and business strategies. But the focus on employee skills isn't new. We still hear about talent shortages and skills gaps. More recently, the "soft skills" or behavioral skills that underpin long-term sustainability, leadership and agility are taking center stage. In this eBook, Saba gathered stories from progressive companies that have successfully embedded critical skills to deliver organizational capabilities at scale and ensure employees can perform, innovate and grow in areas that are strategic to organizational success. You'll gain insights into: Reskilling to compete in times of growth and transformation Tips for nurturing behavioral skills that support company values How social learning and collaboration can help build critical skills How to close skill gaps by linking performance, feedback and learning Ready to learn more? Download this eBook and get inspired to develop and enable critical skills in your organization!

They say an elephant never forgets, but as humans we forget a startling 80% of what we learn within a week. This phenomenon is called the forgetting curve, and it's a frustrating experience for training professionals who dedicate a lot of time and resources to training initiatives. But it's not just frustrating, it's also alarming to think that employees could be forgetting crucial information on topics like workplace safety or harassment. These gaps in knowledge leave you vulnerable to accidents, lawsuits, and fines. But there's a way to beat the forgetting curve! Learning reinforcement is the key to helping employees not only retain but also recall important information from training on the job. Quick recall exercises keep the concepts top of mind, which helps to prolong the impact of training in just a few minutes a day. In this infographic, you'll learn why reinforcement is important for maximizing training efforts. You'll also learn: The most effective research-based learning reinforcement methods The science behind the forgetting curve How learning reinforcement helps you save on training costs in the long run

Many organizations struggle with the decision on which training format is best for their developers. And many teams focus on testing out a self-paced training solution. Is it the best method? Can it help retain their teams? We sat down with the industry’s biggest leaders and asked for their honest feedback. In this white paper, you will learn: The outlook for self-paced training in 2020. The cost considerations for various training formats. If self-paced training can be the end all solution. Training tips from some of the country’s biggest companies.

When was the last time you examined the impact of your learning strategy? Use this evaluation tool to help determine which conclusion best describes your organization’s current learning program and what steps you can take to make improvements.

Technical and on-the-jobs skills are important, but many organizations often overlook training on a skill set that could be their secret to getting ahead: soft skills. In fact, the growing soft skills gap in the workforce is one of the biggest challenges facing organizations today. Prioritizing soft skills training has a number of benefits. Not only can it help close skill gaps in your existing workforce and in new hires, it can give your organization a competitive edge, help you hang on to your top talent, and improve your bottom line. When you train your employees on skills like problem solving, communication, and social intelligence, they have better relationships with co-workers and customers. This translates into less turnover, improved productivity, and increased profitability. Working to close soft skill gaps can feel overwhelming and a bit arbitrary. It's hard to know where to begin and where to focus your efforts. In this ebook, you'll learn how to tackle closing the soft skill gaps at your organization in a manageable and effective way through training. You'll learn: How to identify where soft skill gaps exist in your organization What roles need what skills Which training methods are most effective at closing soft skill gaps What soft skills other organizations are training on

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Applying behavioral science principles to learning strategies can drive learner engagement and optimize learning outcomes. But where do you start? Use this step-by-step guide to supercharge your learning strategy with easy-to-apply principles from neuroscience. Click below to download.

As an L&D leader, you know that the business impact of learning and development is undeniable. In fact, a study by Bersin found that companies with high-impact learning programs generate, on average, three times higher profit growth than their peers.¹ Ongoing learning and development has the power to grow your employees, the business, and the results of your L&D programs. But all too frequently, it does not live up to its full potential. Why? Because in order to deploy effective employee learning and development, L&D professionals need to have a deep understanding of what motivates and inspires their people. L&D leaders that effectively shape their learning programs around the intrinsic needs, wants and motivators of their people - rather than expecting employees to adapt to a one-size-fits-all approach to learning - can improve employee engagement, learning retention and learning adoption. In this step-by-step guide, you'll learn the foundations behind three neuroscience principles of motivation - emotion, loss aversion, and social storytelling. You'll get the hands-on guidance you need to turn theory into practice and start applying these concepts to your L&D strategy immediately to boost learner engagement and learning outcomes. Download the guide today to get started designing a scientifically-driven learning experience that engages and motivates your people!