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Thriving in a Global Skills Shortage
The new realities of work have created long-term impacts — good and bad — for your organization and your people. The organizations that successfully navigate this uncharted wilderness are able to thrive by developing the skills of their people.
Mike Bollinger, VP Strategic Initiatives at Cornerstone, will walk you through insights from Cornerstone original research and how successful organizations worldwide use skills to ensure their people are thriving post-pandemic.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
- How high-performing organizations are leading with skills
- The employer vs employee confidence gap
- The current state of skills development around the world
- Practical tactics for leading with skills
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