Jeff Miller, doubled down on the importance of building a feedback-driven culture in a recent episode of our 30 Minutes of Growth podcast sharing that traditional “learning cultures” often overlook the critical role of feedback in facilitating real growth. "True learning happens through co-construction—a collaborative process where employees and leaders engage in meaningful dialogue to deepen understanding and drive improvement. Feedback isn’t just about giving advice; it’s about creating a continuous loop of learning and development,” By integrating feedback into every aspect of the training program, organizations can ensure that learning is dynamic and responsive to individual needs. “At Cornerstone OnDemand, we realized that generic training wasn’t cutting it. By identifying specific skill gaps and matching employees with the right experts, we saw a significant improvement in both engagement and performance. This method not only maximizes the impact of training programs but also aligns employee development with the company’s strategic goals. For a deeper dive into the conversation, listen to the podcast on your favorite podcast platform or watch it here: https://lnkd.in/dhHawE7R
Continuous feedback loops build trust and engagement and is a win-win.
Another great conversation to discover on this impressive podcast platform 🎯
Generic training has 'missed opportunity' written all over it, so well done!
A feedback loop isn’t just a tool - it’s a culture shift. Nicely done!
💯 True learning happens when feedback fuels the journey.
A culture where growth feels dynamic and shared 👏
Great graphic! Feedback isn't a one way street - it requires active participation from both sides 👍
Aligning feedback with skill building is a recipe for success!
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3wI love the idea of co-construction - it’s a reminder that meaningful change happens through collaboration, not one-sided advice.