Building Employee Skill sets Through Innovation and Adaptation
Shorter lifecycles. Faster production. Building skills. These are just a few of the factors affecting corporate training programs across the country. In order to advance, learning teams have to be more productive over shorter development times. Shrinking life cycles make it difficult for an organization to allow for skill building within their teams. Without corporate training, however, employee skill sets stagnate and the organization as a whole fails to adapt and innovate. The solution to overcoming these obstacles lies in an agile response and building skills through immersion.
Organizations can advance innovation by creating bursts of learning experiences that occur in many different ways. Over time, the workforce will increase its skills while completing the required work, and at the same time, driving innovation. The necessary building blocks to reach this goal involves five factors: