It is not about a happy sheet…
Let’s get L&D included as an intrinsic part of business practice; we need to demonstrate its value, successes, and how it adds to the business performance. To do that I am touching nerves.
This blog is called Lost and Desperate since it describes the people who come to me:
Lost – they don’t know what they need to learn; Desperate – they know but don’t know how to access it.
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