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Nurturing customer centricity The idea behind thinking like a CLO is derived from the importance of fully understanding what the customer wants. The bigquestion among employers who invest in training remains, “What’s in it for me?” Conclusion Thinking like a CLO is no walk in the park.
And probably will get some more ideas from the BigQuestion - Predictions and Plans for 2010. People need to learn more, learn faster – yet the C-Level (including your CLO) seem to be making moves that are counter to that. Also – I’m asking for a bit of help at the bottom to identify Prediction #10.
In some cases, leaders intentionally dodge the bigquestions about the business. There is no place a CLO can make a bigger difference in the company than by helping his or her top team learn and lead more effectively. Moreover, these issues are fundamentally about learning and leadership of the deepest kind.
Now that there is a short-term online learning offer in place, it’s time to reflect on THE bigquestions around corporate learning for the near future. The author of this article is Jan Rijken – Learning Director at Wiley-Crossknowledge / visiting professor at IE business school / former CLO at KPMG, ABN-AMRO & Daimler.
Those are the bigquestions,” she said. While Bamford sees limitations in its current form, if VR training can become more interactive, the sky is the limit. More investment and effort into VR will have implications but she isn’t sure what the effects will be and how long they will take to happen.
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A revolution is forming, presenting you, the learning leader with a bigquestion. The industry that consumes billions of dollars intended to develop leaders has failed the leader, the organization and society. It’s time to boldly say “the emperor has no clothes.” Will you lead that revolution, be toppled by it, or just get run over?
I have also submitted an email to CLO asking for the cites but to date have yet to receive any kind of response. I read the article by Ellen Wagner on mobile learning in CLO Magazine he referred to and while I agree. The articles author is Kellye Whitney - listed as a Senior Editor and a Sr. Editor ought to know better.
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The CLO needs to have a really clear picture of what you can do to impact performance, which is primarily about performance support. I’m just going to move on to two bigquestions, Nick, and then we’ll just wrap up if that’s all right. 14:04 ] And I think that we need to move into two spaces. And so that’s all ahead of us. .
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