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Gig mindsetters

Gig mindsetters are continuous learners.

They manage themselves, take the initiative, focus more on skills and less on roles, use better processes, and are confident to question the status quo. They share what they learn, take ownership of their growth, and have the ability to influence people.

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Retaining gig mindsetters

Retaining gig mindsetters

If gig mindsetters continually encounter obstacles, they may look elsewhere for more suitable places to work.

Gig mindsetters may encounter difficulties at work because managers may think they are disrespectful or self-centred if they challenge the status quo. However, people with a gig min...

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Creating a gig mindset learning culture

People want a sense of purpose. To establish whether your organisation has a gig mindset learning culture, consider the following questions:

  • Are your employees able to communicate directly with senior leaders?
  • Are they encouraged to challenge the status quo?

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The learn, apply, share strategy

Large scale learning programmes often fail because they don't encourage people to take the initiative. Another approach is the learn, apply, share strategy.

People who want to continue learning answer a formal but simple document that lists six questions.

  • What wi...

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Thriving in a fast-changing world

Thriving in a fast-changing world

In today's fast-changing world, companies increasingly need to be proactively resilient to be successful. They need to assemble teams quickly, draw on collective knowledge, find expertise, collect information in real time, and communicate strategic messages.

To build those capabilities,

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