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Design Thinking for Training and Development
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Design Thinking for Training and Development

by Sharon Boller, Laura Fletcher
June 2020
Beginner content levelBeginner
274 pages
5h 58m
English
Association for Talent Development
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Start With the Business Perspective

In This Chapter:

• How to respond to an initial request and inquire about challenges

• Getting to useful descriptions of a problem or opportunity

• Who has a stake in solving the problem?

• The importance of agreeing what success looks like

Typically, those who design and develop a training or performance development solution do it in response to a request. Some common situations that trigger a request for training are:

A major change: change in roles, structures, or processes being the most common. As part of the change rollout, people need communication about and training on the new process, roles, structure, ...

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ISBN: 9781950496198