ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
How Moody's measures whether learning actually sticks — and why most L&D teams are tracking the wrong thing. Paul Tiesler, SVP, Talent Development, joins Skilled to talk about his unconventional career path into HR from Broadway as a professional actor, why culture matters more than you think, and how Moody's created a new measurement system to report on the impact of L&D at scale.
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