Learning activities tend to be disconnected from operational needs. Employees are stuck going through the same generic training modules, which are years old and time-consuming. Yet, better performance is the ideal outcome of learning. Why do we bother training employees if they can’t bring it into a real application?

Employee development. It’s a common term thrown around in the HR world and used a lot within recruiting, but not much action is ever taken on trying to incorporate or improve this within organizations. Very few companies actually invest in good and effective employee development software. So, how does your organization ensure employee development is happening consistently with teams and individuals?

The business of building innovative HR solutions has grown exponentially over the past few years and is expected to climb to $30 billion by 2025. HR professionals are looking beyond the benefits and salary of a job and are wanting an organization with easy-to-use solutions which improve their work life.