Tag: skills gap

Realising potential

The Learning at work 2023 survey report from the CIPD is out and it’s a compelling piece of research. Massive credit to Laura Overton and Andy Lancaster for producing such a comprehensive piece of work. It’s rich in data and I’m still working through it but this really stood out: Only one in five learning… Read More Realising potential

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Skills gaps

We regularly talk about skills gaps in learning. It’s generally defined as the gap between the expected performance and the current activity. How many of us think of the gap as a defecit of the individual? That’s been the traditional L&D view. What about if the gap is the reversed and the current performance is… Read More Skills gaps

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