State of the Training Industry – A Grass Roots Look from the Employees’ Perspective | Webinar 10.29.15
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In this webinar, we will summarize important findings from this data, including some data confirming what we know about some types of training delivery, as well as some surprising data that runs counter to many “State of the Industry” reports more widely available. Consumers of training products and services are telling us some very important things, and it’s important that we listen. They are telling us in clear terms what they believe works and doesn’t, and some of the things that they tell us don’t work are the “tried and true” methods of training we typically rely upon. The survey data also reveals a lot of great information about content, length of training and effectiveness by job role www.bizlibrary.com
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- 2. Presenter: Chris Osborn Vice President of Organizational Strategy cosborn@bizlibrary.com @chrisosbornstl . Host: Jessica Petry Sr. Marketing Specialist jpetry@bizlibrary.com @JessLPetry Follow along and participate on Twitter: #BIZWEBINAR @BizLibrary
- 3. Improve employee performance with the largest and fastest-growing library of training videos.
- 4. Please share questions and comments through chat. We’ll take them during the webinar and at the end.
- 5. The State of the Industry
- 12. Learn Moment of need Apply Improve job performance Retain The 3 Functional Components of Effective Employee Training
- 13. How effective is your employer provided training program at teaching you new things?
- 14. How effective is your employer provided training program at teaching you new things? How effective is your employer provided training program at improving your performance?
- 15. How effective is your employer provided training program at teaching you new things? How effective is your employer provided training program at improving your performance? How effective is your employer provided training program at preparing you for the future?
- 16. 1,821 1,002 819
- 17. Control Group Solution design and availability to employees Technology focused Video-based Short bursts of content Mobile Multiple topics Employee driven Diminished use of ILT
- 18. Public Group Less use in technology Emphasis on ILT Some video Not as many topics Company driven
- 20. “How effective is your employer’s training program at teaching you new things?”
- 21. 18% 38% 23% 10% 6% 4% 19% 51% 23% 8% 4% 2% Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A Effectiveness at Teaching New Things Public Control Group
- 22. Public Group Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A Control Group Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A 56% Effective and Very Effective 70% Effective and Very Effective
- 23. Results Highlights 24% more effective at teaching new things
- 24. “How effective is it at helping you improve your performance?”
- 25. 15% 36% 25% 13% 6% 5% 21% 46% 26% 8% 5% 1% Very effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very ineffective N/A Effectiveness at Improving Performance Public Control Group
- 26. Control Group Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A Public Group Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A 51% Effective and Very Effective 67% Effective and Very Effective
- 27. Results Highlights 31% more effective at improving performance
- 28. “How effective is your organization’s training program at preparing you for the future?”
- 29. 13% 30% 30% 14% 8% 5% 19% 40% 30% 10% 6% 2% Very effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very ineffective N/A Effectiveness at Preparing for the Future Public Control
- 30. Public Group Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A 43% Effective and Very Effective 59% Effective and Very Effective Control Group Very Effective Effective Neutral Ineffective Very Ineffective N/A
- 31. Results HighlightsResults Highlights 37% more effective at preparing for the future
- 32. 24% 31% 37% More effective at teaching new things More effective at helping improve performance More effective at preparing for the future
- 33. Questions so far? Let us know in chat.
- 34. Training Methods
- 35. 17% 9% 59% 27% 53% 4% 30% 34% 15% 4% 49% 20% 67% 5% 42% 38% Degree or certification programs Enterprise social learning app In-person classroom Off-site programs Online videos Other Tradititional eLearning Virtual classroom Control Public What training methods did employees tell us their employers use?
- 36. 66% 68% 67% 73% Teach New Things In-Person Classroom Virtual Classroom eLearning Online Videos 62% 65% 61% 68% Improve Performance In-Person Classroom Virtual Classroom eLearning Online Videos 53% 57% 54% 61% Prepare for Future In-Person Classroom Virtual Classroom eLearning Online Videos
- 37. 73% Teach New Things In-Person Classroom Virtual Classroom eLearning Online Videos 68% Improve Performance In-Person Classroom Virtual Classroom eLearning Online Videos 61% Prepare for Future In-Person Classroom Virtual Classroom eLearning Online Videos
- 38. 45% 45% 5% 4% Employees' Preferred Way to Take Training Classroom (inperson or virtual) Desktop or Laptop Computer Tablet (iPad or equivalent) My Smart Phone Something Else
- 39. 55% of employees’ prefer technology enabled learning
- 40. Topics
- 41. 62% 35% 31% 26% 40% 35% 30% 35% 24% 82% 46% 45% 23% 54% 56% 47% 58% 31% Compliance (HR, workplace safety, etc.) Desktop computer skills (MS Office, etc.) Sales and customer service Technology (programming, HTML-5, etc.) Professional and business skills Leadership Manager and supervisor Communcations Other Topics Training Topics Employers Offer Control Public
- 42. 37% 45% 28% 37% 52% 46% 35% 39% 17% 45% 49% 32% 35% 66% 66% 55% 56% 21% Compliance (HR, workplace safety, etc.) Desktop computer skills (MS Office, etc.) Sales and customer service Technology (programming, HTML-5, etc.) Professional and business skills Leadership Manager and supervisor Communcations Other Topics Training Topics Employees Prefer Control Public
- 43. Biggest Disconnects Between Offered and Preferred Manager and Supervisor Leadership Professional and Business Skills Technology Desktop Computer Skills
- 44. 6.8% of total economy per year in gross value added Soft Skills Soft Skills are important in every sector. especially… Business services Retail Public services 23% 2020 44% 2025 Contribution to the economy is expected to grow… SOURCE: January 2015 McDonald’s report on the economic value of soft skills
- 45. What are your takeaways…
- 46. Lessons learned: • Solutions that are technology centered around content that employees care about tend to be more effective from the employee’s perspective What can we do more effectively: • Refocus energy and strategies to tap into preference for technology enabled learning • Communicate and market training more effectively • Ask employees!
- 47. QUESTIONS
- 48. Presenter: Chris Osborn Vice President of Organizational Strategy cosborn@bizlibrary.com @chrisosbornstl . Host: Jessica Petry Sr. Marketing Specialist jpetry@bizlibrary.com @JessLPetry