Designing a “Learning Journey” #LX
One of the most useful tools that we instructional designers can borrow from #UX is...
Read MoreSometimes we get caught up in assumptions and we think that people need training. I am currently working on a needs assessment that is helping a client confirm that assumption. What we’ve uncovered is that training is not the only answer and may not actually be the primary need. I feel good that I may have saved this client $50,000 in unnecessary work. Now, that money may eventually get spent on addressing the real need for the organization, but it’s way better than spending money on a program that sounds great, but isn’t really going to help them meet their goals. It sends a message to the organization that HR is a true business partner and sends a message to individual employees that HR isn’t going to force a one size fits all training program on them. Good messages to be sending, I think.