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Knowledge, Skill, Mindset: three areas of effective people development

Why a yearly training day is not enough, and how to link development to business goals.

Knowledge, Skill, Mindset: three areas of effective people development

People development should not be a once-a-year activity. It should connect to business goals and be designed so people can use it at work.

1. Knowledge

Start with the knowledge the job really needs: role expertise, internal processes and customer understanding.

2. Skill

Knowledge pays off once practiced into skill: communication, feedback, sales and service, through workshops and realistic case studies.

3. Mindset

Attitudes toward work, ownership and teamwork are what keep knowledge and skills in use.

Where to start?

Analyze your team's competencies and skill gaps, plan learning and development, then follow up and evaluate. When people grow, organizations go further.

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