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How to solve skills gap problem

By Janis Chan on November 18, 2016 Learning & Development, Learning from the Best, Sarder Author Talks

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Janis Chan (Author & Learning Expert)

Chan breaks down the skills gap into two basic issues. She explains why she think the skills gap exists and what can be done about it, with the primary responsibilities for fixing the problem falling equally to educators and employers.

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Janis Chan

Writer & Development Editor , Training Professional, JFC Consulting

Janis Fisher Chan has more than 30 years of experience as an author, instructional designer, and learning professional. She has done extensive research on learning theories, best practices & methodologies, and the real-world experiences of other learning and development professionals. She is the author of Pfeiffer’s 3-book Essential Guides to Training Basics series, and has developed workshops and e-learning programs for HDRQ and The Center for Creative Leadership, as well as self-study learning programs for the American Management Association. For Wiley, she helped to develop The Leadership Challenge Workshop and The Five Dysfunctions of a Team Workshop, among others.