42 min
S2E8: Charles Jenning: Learning in the Flow of Work HumanWorkz podcast with Anish Lalchandani
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Summary:
Does learning happen in the flow of work for reskilling? How does psychological safety support learning? Will the 70-20-10 model stay relevant as the future of work evolves?
My interview with Charles focused on how psychological safety is the bedrock for continuous improvement, performance and reskilling initiatives. Reskilling requires a different approach to learning in the flow of work. We also discussed how investment in learning tech could be helpful if focused on applying skills and providing performance support. The L&D teams must move beyond content, build more context in the design, and use AI to bring the learning environment close to the working environment. We discussed the 70-20-10 model and how it can make learning effective and relevant.
Guest Profile:
Charles Jennings is a former business school professor and a leading thinker in innovative learning and performance
approaches. An author and consultant, his career spans five decades. It includes roles as head of the UK national centre for networked learning, head of strategic technology at Dow Jones Markets, chief learning officer at Reuters, and a member of advisory boards for international learning,
performance, and business bodies.
He is a Fellow of the UK’s Royal Society for Arts (FRSA) and a Fellow of the Learning & Performance Institute (FLPI). He
is also a Senior Advisor at the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and other bodies. You can reach Charles on LinkedIn with your introduction.
You will also enjoy listening to the following episodes:
S2E4: Anita Lettink: Future trends in work and technology
S26: Diana Wu David: The Future of Work is Built on Trust
Humanworkz Podcast is rated as the Top 50 Leadership Podcast to listen to.
#thfutureofwork #reskilling #digitalacceleration
About the Host
Anish Lalchandani is a Global thought leader (Top 25 thought leader on HR & Future of Work and Top 100
Leadership voices to follow) and speaker on the future of work, upskilling and
human capital.
Follow Anish on LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | anish.lalchandani.com
If you have any feedback please write to: anish.lalchandani@gmail.com
Summary:
Does learning happen in the flow of work for reskilling? How does psychological safety support learning? Will the 70-20-10 model stay relevant as the future of work evolves?
My interview with Charles focused on how psychological safety is the bedrock for continuous improvement, performance and reskilling initiatives. Reskilling requires a different approach to learning in the flow of work. We also discussed how investment in learning tech could be helpful if focused on applying skills and providing performance support. The L&D teams must move beyond content, build more context in the design, and use AI to bring the learning environment close to the working environment. We discussed the 70-20-10 model and how it can make learning effective and relevant.
Guest Profile:
Charles Jennings is a former business school professor and a leading thinker in innovative learning and performance
approaches. An author and consultant, his career spans five decades. It includes roles as head of the UK national centre for networked learning, head of strategic technology at Dow Jones Markets, chief learning officer at Reuters, and a member of advisory boards for international learning,
performance, and business bodies.
He is a Fellow of the UK’s Royal Society for Arts (FRSA) and a Fellow of the Learning & Performance Institute (FLPI). He
is also a Senior Advisor at the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and other bodies. You can reach Charles on LinkedIn with your introduction.
You will also enjoy listening to the following episodes:
S2E4: Anita Lettink: Future trends in work and technology
S26: Diana Wu David: The Future of Work is Built on Trust
Humanworkz Podcast is rated as the Top 50 Leadership Podcast to listen to.
#thfutureofwork #reskilling #digitalacceleration
About the Host
Anish Lalchandani is a Global thought leader (Top 25 thought leader on HR & Future of Work and Top 100
Leadership voices to follow) and speaker on the future of work, upskilling and
human capital.
Follow Anish on LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | anish.lalchandani.com
If you have any feedback please write to: anish.lalchandani@gmail.com
42 min