The last year has seen a tsunami of change and Learning teams have often been at the heart of enabling that change to happen. To deliver to a “distanced” workforce, L&D teams have had to change dramatically, too. In a Fosway survey from last year, 94% reported that they had changed... more
Diversity, equity, and inclusion have never been more important than they are today. DE&I is the top HCM priority of most organizations in 2021, according to Brandon Hall Group’s 2021 HCM Outlook Study. Employers are most concerned about fostering inclusion. Many struggle because true inclusion across the enterprise often requires... more
Litmos LIVE is less than two weeks away and things are really heating up. Registration numbers are deep in the four figures and going up daily. Clearly, L&D and HR pros know the place to be on May 5! Please don’t miss out. If you haven’t looked at the agenda... more
Retraining workers post-pandemic has become part of the national conversation in the United States. We’ve often written about reskilling on this blog, particularly in the wake of COVID-19. The pandemic changed the economy considerably. Suddenly certain workers were classified as essential; many people had to learn to work from home... more
Let’s talk for a minute about how we learn. It’s safe to say that it’s changed and developed over the years. Educational classes went online. The amount of information we were exposed to blew up – thanks Wikipedia! – and if something needs fixing in our home, we now go... more
Hello Litmos blog readers! I’m very excited to let you know that we’re hosting another Litmos LIVE virtual event on May 5, 2021. Some of you were with us for the first one, all the way back in 2019. Well, we are at it again! This version of the event... more
It is our pleasure at Litmos to present a newly released handbook of learning and development etiquette, and an even greater pleasure to introduce you to the mastermind behind this essential guide, Sir Lennington himself. He has carved off a slice of his very precious time to pen to you... more
It’s college basketball playoff season in the US – otherwise known as March Madness, where the country’s top teams in men’s and women’s hoops duke it out for the champions’ titles. As such, it was irresistible to not make reference to “the way the ball bounces” in some clever way... more
Around 2016, all people in the UK were talking about was Brexit. Around 2018, all people were talking about was the General Data Protection Regulation (or GDPR for those “in the know”). And now that the UK has left the EU, a lot of people have questions about how this... more
Suffice it to say, it’s been an odd year. From March 11, 2020 to March 11, 2021 much has changed. And, while some things may “return to normal,” many things will not. People have a heightened sense of concern about contracting airborne or other contagious diseases. Physical closeness with others... more
