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“Learning and Development is a profession, and I feel saddened when people tell me ‘I just decided to be a trainer’.”

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Employee Onboarding – What’s Your Plan?

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“I love the moment when you get some hard statistics…that shows you’ve actually made an impact on something.”

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Training Schedules

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Can’t decide what to do at Learning Technologies 2017? Here are some suggestions…

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“The wellbeing field is so fast-changing that there is always something new & interesting to discuss.”

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“I believe we need to be ensuring learning is practical and real for those in the workplace.”

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“If you’re finding another person difficult to work with, start with yourself – you’re the only person you can change.”

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“The consulting and training industry has a lot to offer and can be pivotal in shifting the business world.”

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Are you a punk or are you a Punk?

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Why employee autonomy means giving up control

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Running a Team

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Does practice actually make perfect?

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“We need to be close to the business if we want to offer meaningful training”

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“My favourite thing is when the people you’re working with suddenly have an epiphany, a spark”

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Office designs to boost employee engagement

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5 Reasons Companies Fail at Employee Engagement

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Spreading the word: how language can help L&D

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A day in the life of: Adrian Pitt, freelance trainer at Develop-meant

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Got something you want to say about L&D? We’re all ears…

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Personalised learning: A long overdue shift away from box-ticking 

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Immersive learning: The second ‘I’ of real learning

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Individual learning: The first ‘I’ of real learning

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