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AI literacy is quickly becoming table stakes. The real work is deciding which human capabilities must be strengthened now, before irrelevance sets in.
L&D helps organizations build adaptability and resilience, enabling employees to navigate uncertainty and respond effectively to ongoing change.
AI training is already happening through daily work, and L&D must guide it now or become irrelevant later.
Job hugging keeps people in place, but only learning and growth turn fear into loyalty and disengagement into choice.
In the age of AI, winning organizations invest in skills, personalization and leadership capability — not static training programs.
Manufacturing training is evolving as leaders embrace simple, digital tools to meet employee expectations and close critical knowledge gaps.
Upskilling is more critical than ever, yet most employees feel underprepared and unsupported—creating a vital opportunity for L&D leaders to close the gap and build a future-ready workforce.
Skills development is about preparing a workforce to adapt and grow in a changing world.
Read on for insights from Robert L. Johnson, a senior manager of project management training at Thermo Fisher Scientific, as he shares how the L&D team cultivates a robust learning culture that supports more than 1,100 project managers around the globe.