Fast CompanyApr 20The skill gap nobody is measuring — and why it's widening fastest at the top
Fast Company's latest article is confusing skill gaps with feedback gaps. That's not skill — that's culture. Their peers won't give it. Their reports can't. That's been the gap in every org I've worked in.That's the gap.
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You added “That's been the gap in every org I've worked in”: is that for credibility, or were you worried “the gap” alone sounded too abstract?
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Fast Company's latest article is confusing skill gaps with feedback gaps. That's not skill — that's culture. Their peers won't give it. Their reports can't. That's the gap.
What's your organization's plan?
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Fast Company's latest article is confusing skill gaps with feedback gaps. That's not skill — that's culture. Their peers won't give it. Their reports can't. That's been the gap in every org I've worked in.That's the gap.
What's your organization's plan? Comment below with your answers!
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Fast Company's latest article is confusing skill gaps with feedback gaps. Their peers won't give it. Their reports can't. That's been the gap in every org I've worked in.
What's your organization's plan? Comment below with your answers!
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