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Improve Your Remote Training Strategy for Senior Leaders with these 3 Tips

TOPYX LMS

In the meantime, many companies will continue delivering remote training to staff. Once things start returning to normal, some companies will stick to a work-and-learn-from-home model, at least to an extent.

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What is Remote Learning? How to Train Hybrid Teams

eloomi

In the rapidly evolving business landscape, understanding remote learning strategies is essential for L&D best-practice. But what does remote learning mean ? And what’s the difference between unsupervised vs supervised learning? Who will be in charge of remote learning initiatives?

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3 Ways to Help Your Employees Find Ongoing Success with Remote Training

TOPYX LMS

About 74 percent of CFOs surveyed by Gartner expect some of their employees who were forced to work from home because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic to continue working remotely after the pandemic ends,” stated CRN. On April 21st, it was reported that 66 percent of all employees in the U.S.

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What We Learned In Lockdown

Litmos

Despite the fact that 2020 was not an easy year, a survey from CNBC showed that remote workers were happier than those who didn’t have a remote option, showing a Workforce Happiness Index score of 75 out of a possible 100, higher than the 71 scored by those who didn’t stay home. Businesses also seem to like the arrangement.

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Planning for 2022: What are Your L&D Priorities?

Litmos

Many workers enjoy working remotely , or like the flexibility of working at the office just part time. According to Gartner, 48% of employees will likely work remotely at least part of the time after COVID-19 as opposed to the 30% of employees who did so before the pandemic. It’s been a tough couple of years for everyone.

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How to make remote leadership development work for your business

CLO Magazine

While some employees will eventually return to the office, many employers have seen the benefits of offering flexible hours and remote work. One survey by Gartner found that 74 percent of chief financial officers expect at least some workers to work remotely on a permanent basis, even after the pandemic passes.

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Re-entry in a recession

CLO Magazine

In the new normal, in which Gartner research estimates that 48 percent of employees will likely work remotely at least part of the time, compared with 30 percent pre-pandemic, new skills, such as digital dexterity and digital collaboration, will be required. A virtual suggestion box. Town halls.