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Tech and Hr

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Tech and Hr

Within talent management, training and development are fundamental pillars that work to

strengthen employees' talents, knowledge, and skills so they can perform better and successfully

contribute to organizational success. Technology has ushered in a new era of efficiency,

engagement, and customisation, bringing about a paradigm shift in how training projects are

created, carried out, and assessed. The expansion of e-learning platforms is at the vanguard of

this technological transformation. These digital libraries give staff members unparalleled access

to learning materials, programs, and tools, essentially eradicating temporal and geographic

limitations. Employees may start their learning journey at their own pace and convenience

because to the flexibility provided by e-learning, which allows training to be tailored to the

varied schedules and learning preferences of the modern workforce. Employees are empowered

to direct their own professional development as a result of the democratization of learning

resources, which develops a sense of ownership and autonomy. The popularity of Learning

Management Systems (LMS) is key to the change. These platforms offer a digital hub for

learning resources, tests, and progress monitoring. LMS has several benefits, from streamlining

administration to encouraging student collaboration. Additionally, these platforms offer useful

data analytics that let businesses evaluate the success of their training initiatives, make

adjustments as needed, and improve their learning tactics for the greatest possible impact.

Gamification and microlearning are two other examples of how technology affects education and

training. Because microlearning is designed to be consumed in little chunks, it can easily be

incorporated into the everyday routines of the modern workforce, which has short attention spans

and hectic schedules. Employees are encouraged to actively engage in their own growth path by

using gamification, which incorporates interactive components like challenges, incentives, and
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leaderboards, to make learning more fun and competitive. The training and development process

within talent management has undergone a dramatic change thanks to technology.


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Reply 1_Kenyatta

Your analysis of the impact of technology on performance management is interesting. While

working in the office or remotely, technology does actually provide a wider perspective on

employee performance, guaranteeing that no one is overlooked. Fair judgments depend on

emphasizing achievement rather than personality. Online calendars, reminders, and profiles

streamline procedures while cutting expenses and increasing productivity. Transparency and

cooperation are enhanced via automatic check-ins and click-based feedback gathering.

Technology simplifies processes so that managers may concentrate on providing useful

feedback. Your arguments show how technology allows workers to measure their development

while also assisting management in doing so. This progression represents the evolving talent

management landscape, enhancing transparency, fairness, and general efficacy.

Student 2_ Justine

Your knowledge of employee onboarding, engagement, and retention is excellent. The early

phases of an employee's journey are crucial, and technology significantly improves these

operations. Efficiency in onboarding is essential, and you correctly point out how HRIS may

make document management easier. It is impossible to overestimate the importance of

technology in lowering mistakes and speeding up the onboarding procedure. Your emphasis on

employee involvement is welcome. Even for remote teams, virtual communication technologies

like team chats, video meetings, and shared files encourage cooperation and connection. As you

mentioned, retention depends on possibilities for advancement. Usability-focused technological

investments demonstrate an organization's dedication to development, promoting employee


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loyalty and motivation. Your observations show the many ways in which technology plays a part

in creating productive workplaces.

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