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Learning Is The New Working

‘Learning Is the New Working’ is a new podcast from Chris Pirie, ex-Microsoft Chief Learning Officer and now independent investigator of The Future of Workplace Learning. A set of stimulating conversations with some of the leading thinkers and edge practitioners in the modern Workplace Learning space, from Chief Learning Officers  to Learning Experience Designers, from Neuroscientists  to Technologists, vendors of Learning Tech, and the HR leaders charged with developing human capital potential.  Our topics are everything from the American skills crisis to our scary, but fascinating, century: how the rise of the robots, AI, employment and demographic change are re-shaping all our lives – in work and out of it. We will also explore how the process of Learning is itself changing with current and emerging technology, share war stories about which new ways of delivering Learning work, what Sales Enablement is versus what it could be, what a ‘Learning Science’ might offer… all with the ultimate aim of empowering the CLO.

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Latest Episodes:

How Come We Think It's OK For Sales People To Miss 70% Of Quota? May 22, 2019

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Listen, to learn from, Sanchita Sur, Founder and CEO of Emplay, the company behind Sales GPS, the only AI-based turn-by-turn Sales Enablement coaching system, on why so many of even the greatest sales people are just not delivering; how data-enabled Learning may change that picture
The 70-20-10 matrix - and how to use it to better track Workplace achievement; ways to help better support your Sales team - and why that really DOESN’T mean replace them with machines; how conversation automation may soon be your new best friend - and we even get a really useful AI/ML terminology unpack!

Why I Love The People Who Don't Finish Our Program May 08, 2019

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Listen, to learn together, to ex-Microsoft bootcamp business model disruptor Ludo Fourrage, Founder and Chief Product & Learning Officer of Nucamp, on why the idea 'Let’s make it as expensive and difficult as possible to try and get into the IT industry' isn't such a great one after all; how in 2016, there were 1.25m software developer jobs going vacant - that’s a lot of H1Bs, guys; ‘second-tier cities’? We love them; how a business mission became a social mission; what's a a community coding approach? Why the Marine metaphor for the bootcamp experience may have to be dropped now, and finally, why he charges 90% less than the other guys - and is still growing like Gangbusters.

From Wild West Scholar To North West Ed Tech Entrepreneur Apr 24, 2019

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Listen, to learn from Sam Herring, CEO & Co-Founder of Seattle-based ed tech leader Intrepid by VitalSource on how researching the individual stories of Wild West characters shaped a vision for educational tech achievement; why there really won’t be a Dr Evil with a pinkie in his mouth controlling the Learning software market; where the $40 billion that got invested in ed tech these past 20 years really went; why not a lot of the ‘thousand ed tech’ flower start-ups will ever probably bloom; why setting up a content library really isn’t all you gotta do to become a good CLO; why small-bore thinking sucks; and finally, wow, platform/services, LMS/LXP… is that still the right question if we drop a recession on it all?

The Human Superpower The Robots Will Never Have Apr 10, 2019

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Listen, to learn, from Dani Johnson, Co-Founder and Principal Analyst of RedThread Research on why living on a mountain in Utah is kinda great for getting to either Coast; why her motto is, ‘I’m better today than I was yesterday, but I’m going to be better tomorrow;' why it’s dumb to skip to the ‘answer at the end’ of research; it’s the journey that’s of the real value to you!; the legacy of THAT Bersin By Deloitte report; you’ve heard it before, but yeah - we really have to give up on the 1960s Industrial Design mindset, people; the imminent Big Ed Tech convergence, and why it matters to the buyer; how L&D really is everyone’s job now... and finally, how measuring conformity isn’t really doing anything but hit YOUR ‘efficiency’ numbers.

You Now Live On Planet VUCA. Deal With It Mar 26, 2019

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Listen, to learn, from well-known author and commentator on Workplace Learning issues Lisa Kay Solomon on: How a part of The Philly Diaspora ended up in Menlo Park; Why you can be scared or fascinated by the future - but you can’t ignore it; What ‘Outside-In Thinking’ about change would look like - and how it could help your organisation; Why CEOs need to drop the PowerPoint and start a meeting with a bit of Bold Wonderment… but not in a Kumbaya Way; What a journey from Transactional to Mission Learning is all about; Why our minds are coded to remember, not empathise - and how you can exploit that; and finally the interesting - and surprising - self-test to find out if you’re a Designer, too.

Why Workplace Learning Is In Crisis - And What We Can Do About It Mar 26, 2019

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In our launch season trailer, hear from former Microsoft CLO and now independent Workplace Learning consultant Chris Pirie, CEO & Founder of The Learning Futures Group, on why he's creating this new resource for the Chief Learning Officer, the HR professional and 'The Learning Scientist' of the Future

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