Virtual

Skills Need a Comprehensive Strategy | Where you can focus first and why?

Past EventVirtual
Fri est. 50 minutes
(UTC)
Session Focus: Panel of Talent leaders discussing key areas to focus on for successful integration of skills-based talent practices. Integrating skills-based talent practices is essential for organizations to stay competitive in today's rapidly changing business landscape. SuccessProfiles - Key Skills of the Future In this session, we will hear from a panel of talent leaders who will share their insights on where organizations should focus first when implementing a skills-based talent strategy. We will address questions such as:
  1. How do you ensure that the skills development strategy aligns with the business goals and objectives?
  2. Can you describe the process for identifying the skills that are most critical for success within the organization?
  3. How do you foster a culture of continuous learning and skill development within the organization?
  4. How do you involve and engage employees in the skill development process to ensure buy-in and ownership?
CoBots - Collaborate with Humans The panelists and participants will share their experiences and best practices for aligning skills development with business goals, identifying critical skills, fostering a culture of continuous learning, and engaging employees in the skill development process. Participants will gain valuable insights into effectively integrating skills-based talent practices within their organizations. 💥 Skills Are the New Currency Skill Conversations with Business Leaders are Important
SKILLS DEFINED We broadly define “skills” to encompass “hard” or technical skills (such as coding, data analysis, and accounting); human capabilities or human skills (such as critical thinking and emotional intelligence); and potential (including latent qualities, abilities, or adjacent skills that may be developed and lead to future success)   Source: Deloitte Insights
  ELE produces this – Future of Work Learning Circle.
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