The Knowing-Doing Gap: Why Learning is now the Hottest Asset in HR
In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I'm joined by my guest Catalina Schveninger, Chief People Officer at FutureLearn.
Episode highlights
What attracted you to your role?
Have you seen an increase in engagement since the crisis?
How this time has allowed us to reevaluate ourselves
What is the knowing doing gap?
How we get get help back by knowledge paralysis
A look at learning and the brain
How can we measure learning?
Keeping track of skills with technology
What do you mean by learning in the flow?
Catalina's course on recruiting online
What were your takeaways from creating this course
What is HR's role in the future of learning?
HR Leaders Quick Fire Round
Recommended Resources
💻 Follow Catalina on LinkedIn
🌍 Lean more about FutureLearn
Thanks to our friends at Avature for supporting the show
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