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Two banking employees working on credit skills
Credit skills are integral to the operational performance of any bank from a financial, operational and relationship management perspective. While the majority of employees in the banking sector....
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Boss watching over his young employee and standing behind her, she is working and feeling oppressed
Micromanaging is the act of trying to control every aspect of an activity, and by doing this you could very well be damaging your workforce and the wider business performance. Whilst we all feel....
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Businessman in safety helmet using virtual iinovative industrial interface with smartphone
Microlearning is quickly becoming one of the preferred methods of teaching within the workplace. Offering the capability to tackle multiple subjects and break these down into more bite-size....
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A young businessman taking part in a virtual learning programme at work
Put simply, virtual learning or a virtual learning environment (VLE) is an experience that allows individuals to build knowledge using digital mediums, such as computers, phones, tablets, or....
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MDA Training statistics: By 2025, 75% of the average workforce will be made up of millennials
By 2025, 75% of the average workforce will be made up of millennials In 2016, 87% of millennials say professional development or career growth opportunities are very important ....
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The term microlearning is becoming increasingly popular especially in corporate environments. Put simply, it’s the process of learning in smaller steps. The way in which people work, learn and....
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The millennial generation, born between 1980 and 2000 are currently entering employment in huge numbers, and by 2020 they will account for over 50% of the workforce. Over the next ten years they....
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