Live-learning events are the fastest and the most engaging way for people to absorb tacit knowledge.
Personalized onboarding programs get new-hires up to speed, faster—whether that’s remote or in-person.
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Mentoring helps develop the key skills, relationships, and confidence to get employees to the next level.
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Stories from Tech Enablement leaders at the most innovative companies and enterprises.
From zero to competency: set up your new hires for success from day 1.
How collaborative learning unlocks knowledge sharing so that high-performing teams get shared understanding
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For many companies, LMS platforms offer a simple solution for this problem — or so it may seem. Finding the right LMS platform for your company — and, thereby, boosting retention — comes down to knowing what to prioritize regarding employee enablement and learning.
To remain competitive, companies need a learning platform they can rely on — but what, exactly, should a business look for in an LMS platform and where can these platforms fall short? Let’s take a closer look:
To achieve growth in 2023 and beyond, employers need to consider the role that continued learning and employee enablement play in building a resilient (and well-retained) business team.
Without the right strategy in place for continued learning, a software engineering team can end up with diminished efficiency, productivity, and overall employee satisfaction.
The challenge for learning and development (L&D) leaders will be to keep up with the pace of change in the workplace this year:
How Uber delivers ML educational resources to Engineers, Applied Scientists, TPMs, and PMs across the globe.
Splunk's Engineering Productivity team explained how their tech enablement efforts help manage operations better and increase engineering efficiency.
By empowering internal people easily teach one another, Twitter University allowed Twitter to create a strong culture of learning company-wide.
Spotify shares how they creates a collaborative environment through peer-to-peer learning to speed up their innovation.
As you scale up your learning program, you’ll run into issues. These are good problems to have. Here, we’ve outlined a few helpful cases to keep in mind.
By now you have a rich calendar of learning events. Training is happening. How do you know if it’s working?
How best to promote internal courses and learning events that help unblock your people.
There are pain points in your organization. And there are people who can share best practices that would help others. These people are your heroes.
Experts are rarely acknowledged. This is a mistake. Here's how to celebrate them and promote their invaluable know-how.
Internal systems are aren't always clear. That tool or process lacks easy-to-find documentation. So, how do you uncover these pain points?
Peer Learning Framework is the best practices to create a culture of learning in your organization. This framework came out of building Twitter University.
Jasmine Robinson from Netflix shares how they empower their subject-matter-experts as instructors to deliver effective workshops.
Netflix found out that to truly operate at scale, they needed to add back a missing ingredient, one that's seemingly the least-scalable—the human touch.
Narsi Nagampalli and Sandi Friend from LinkedIn shared the methods their team is using to close the knowledge gap for engineers.
Learn how learning leaders could apply the ancient concept of a dojo to accelerate knowledge sharing across their organizations.
Kate Brennan from Shopify spoke about transforming their in-person workshops into meaningful remote experiences.
Stuart Collins from Cruise explains how learning professionals can use standard story construction to train SMEs to share knowledge.
Saša Gargenta explains how his team grew to include over 200 engineer instructors who both teach and facilitate learning.
Rebecca Shepherd describes how her team developed an ‘Instructor Academy’ to help scale learning at Expedia Group.
This socially-distanced way of working has been so effective that the tech world is making it semi-permanent.
As onboarding has shifted online for many companies, Lyft want to make remote onboarding the best product ever!
Here is what Twitter University had to say about effective peer-to-peer teaching and learning in a remote-first work environment.
Kelly Scanlan from Box shared how she managed to take a Box certification program from an NPS of 0 to NPS of 67 in just six short months.
To stay competitive and achieve growth in today's rapidly changing world, nearly every business these days needs to regularly integrate new technologies.
Katie Hawkes & Simeon Franklin of Twitter Have 3 Tips to Keep the Momentum Going.
Tuan Bach from SSENSE has noticed that peer-to-peer learning not only improves employees’ skills but also boosts productivity and motivation.
Learning is a means to helping people have the right skills. We're able to give our employees the right set of tools to learn and grow in their fields.
People naturally want to share their skills with fellow coworkers. Often, they don’t think they know how. It turns out that a bit of a system can help.
