• Derrin Kent - TDM Limited - Part 3

  • Nov 7 2024
  • Length: 34 mins
  • Podcast

Derrin Kent - TDM Limited - Part 3

  • Summary

  • Is the traditional 9-5 workday hindering your potential? Discover how fostering a culture of lifelong learning and adaptability can bridge the digital skills gap within your organization. We challenge employers to move beyond outdated training methods and instead champion a dynamic environment of continuous learning for all employees, regardless of age or role. By embracing flipped classroom training and experimental learning, businesses can uncover hidden talents within their workforce, equipping them for the digital age.

    Take a trip back to the early 1990s with us as we draw intriguing parallels to today's technological revolution. We explore the urgency for businesses to adapt to technological advancements or face obsolescence. Encouraging investment in work-based learning and apprenticeship programs, we push for a proactive embrace of change. Drawing inspiration from Daniel H. Pink's "Drive," we dissect the role of intrinsic motivation in boosting productivity, and how pushing employees with challenging tasks can bridge national productivity gaps.

    In a world that thrives on diversity and innovation, we explore the indispensable role of universities and apprenticeship programs in preparing individuals for tech and digital sectors. Cities like Birmingham and London become vibrant examples of multicultural success, highlighting the potential to sustain a dynamic economy through cultural exchange. We celebrate initiatives like the Multicultural Apprenticeship and Skills Alliance and the impact of nurturing an inclusive, globally aware community. Join us as we share our commitment to this exciting journey towards a more interconnected society, inspired by leaders like Darren who champion positive societal change.

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