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The 5 workplace disruptors that can kill you... or make you stronger, Lars Hyland, Totara

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  • Nov 19, 2020 from 10:00am to 11:00am
  • Location: Online
  • Latest Activity: Aug 31, 2021

The 5 workplace disruptors that can kill you... or make you stronger

Lars Hyland, Chief Learning Officer, Totara 

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This year, the world of work changed. It has split organisations into two distinct groups: those with the power to adapt, and those without.

In this webinar, take a deep dive into five of the biggest disruptors facing organisations like yours today:

  • How to engage remote workers

  • How to make the most of new technology

  • How to personalise training for blended workforces

  • How to adapt in times of rapid change

  • How to prioritise reskilling to keep your people’s skills relevant

We will reveal 15 practical actions you can take to ensure that these five disruptors won’t kill you… but make you stronger.  

Lars Hyland is a well-known figure in the HR and workplace learning community, advocating the adoption of adaptable and flexible technology designed to support the new world of work. Lars is an expert in the field of Talent Experience, that brings together learning, engagement and performance management practices to drive employee satisfaction and productivity.

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