Vanessa @ Learnable (@learnabledesign) 's Twitter Profile
Vanessa @ Learnable

@learnabledesign

Research nerd & #corporatetraining consultant writing about #LearningandDevelopment 2.0 & giving back to the L&D community since 2021.

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All In Good Time (@musicteambuild) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Learning & Development is [becoming] more than a program operating in the background of a company. It is a culture—and one that more and more employees are seeking out" - Mark C. Perna forbes.com/sites/markcper… #recommendedread #learninganddevelopment

Liz Stefan (@nifty_learning) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Considering cohorts for L&D?🤔 They offer a supportive learning environment, foster collaboration, and encourage peer interaction, but can also lead to varying learning paces and potential group dynamics challenges: bit.ly/lndcohorts #LearningAndDevelopment #Cohorts

Endurance Learning (@endurancelearn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"I think we should be aligned to the same goal. And I think that goal is supporting employees to perform at their best, to find fulfillment in their work, and contribute toward achieving business results." Does HR hold the secret for L&D success? spbx.us/3EMDyF0

"I think we should be aligned to the same goal. And I think that goal is supporting employees to perform at their best, to find fulfillment in their work, and contribute toward achieving business results." 

Does HR hold the secret for L&D success? spbx.us/3EMDyF0
Harvard Business Review (@harvardbiz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You’ve always been a high achiever — top of your class, captain of your sports teams, star performer at work. That doesn't mean you'll automatically be a great manager. hbr.org/2015/10/shifti…

Vanessa @ Learnable (@learnabledesign) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Newest post on the best practices for learning the… interesting challenge that is classroom management as a substitute teacher! open.substack.com/pub/learnabled…

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"Soft skills" are probably misnamed. They are the hardest to understand and systematize, and the skills that give humans an edge over robots. s.hbr.org/3tTef1P