Why is Training Important?
The importance of training employees is increasing. HR teams are under more pressure to ensure the workforce is trained, motivated and challenged. The training available to employees not only keeps ideas fresh and CPD up to date; it is also a way in which to attract and retain talent. As AI in the workplace rises, it will become more important still.
Career Star Group recently hosted our annual sales conference in Malaga, Spain. Our members from across the globe flew in to spend a few precious days together. At every conference we host or attend with members, the energy is high; the passion unrivalled to any organisation and the outcome is always an alliance that is closely aligned and more enthusiastic than ever.
This year, training was a high priority, as we understand how important it is to continue to develop talent, prepare for new trends and strategically plan. We wanted to give members of Career Star Group skills they could apply in their daily working lives. We welcomed two incredible trainers – Dan Johnston, from Tack TMI and Luca Signoretti, from Networking for Leaders.
Both trainers provided new perspectives, increased knowledge and confidence and allowed us to develop as a team stronger than ever.
According to a report from Gartner,
‘As organizations increasingly tackle automation and digitalization, the skills and competencies required for success constantly change. Accordingly, 66% of CHROs and 86% of HR technology leaders say that building critical skills and competencies is a top priority for 2020 — and addressing skills gaps is considered key to growing the business.’
As AI becomes more prominent in the workplace, training will play a more important role than ever before. Job roles, which once belonged to humans, may become redundant. AI can often provide organisations with more cost and time-effective solutions. To retain talent, training must be provided to ensure gaps within an organisation are filled, and/or to continue to produce effective results. Strategic planning by HR leaders is extremely important. To discuss your organisation’s requirements with Career Star Group, get in touch here.
About Career Star Group;
Career Star Group is a leading global group for personal career transition, outplacement and redeployment services.
Active in 79 countries and over 1000 worldwide locations, with 1500 coaches and 45 global projects staff, the Group enables more than 50,000 individual career transitions in over 5,000 companies each year.
Career Star Group supports companies and their employees through their personal career transition to help find their next position and embrace the opportunities of an increasingly dynamic marketplace.
They treat individuals with care, compassion and empathy.