Feb 11, 2024
How
might we make our work and our workplaces even more meaningful,
impactful and achieve results faster? Reconfiguring our
organisations with a skills-first approach may be the
answer.
In this episode of Candid Conversations, you'll hear from Artie Gindidis, Deloitte Australia's Workforce Transformation Lead who interviews Stephen Lancaster-Hall, our US and a global leader of Skills-based organisations. In the episode, they:
- Deep dive into the concept of skills-based organisations
- Discuss the impact on teams, productivity and meaningful work, and
- Unpack where and how organisations can start the journey towards a skills-based approach.
Keep an
ear out for the fantastic client example, and some of the golden
lessons learned from their journey.
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Host: Artie Gindidis
Audio By: Adrian Chin Quan
For enquiries about the series please contact innovation@deloitte.com.au
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Building tomorrow’s skills-based organization - Jobs aren’t working anymore; By Sue Cantrell, Michael Griffiths, Robin Jones, and Julie Hiipakka
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