Solving Challenges with Personalized Learning

As companies look to an uncertain future filled with shifting remote/on-site workforce dynamics, increased attrition and a volatile world economy, many feel as if they are unprepared to face it, at least from a skills perspective. Only half of companies in Brandon Hall Group’s 2021 State of Learning Practices Study believe their approach to learning positions them well to meet that future. This means that the other half must figure out their learning strategy quickly, since the future of work is already here. 

One key factor that organizations must include in their approach to learning is personalization. By building personalization into the DNA of the learning experience, many of the challenges companies face when it comes to upskilling and reskilling the workforce can be addressed. In fact, Brandon Hall Group’s Upskilling and Reskilling Study found that personalization of learning was either highly important or critical in driving the following outcomes, as well as many others: