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L&D Traits

  • Writer: Kym Beaton
    Kym Beaton
  • Aug 29
  • 1 min read
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At the recent AITD event in Brisbane, a panellist said she looks for "figureitoutability" in her team.


That comment stuck with me. In a night full of great insights, it stood out.


It also got me thinking about the traits that make a great L&D practitioner. Here are a few that come to mind:


Practical thinkers They quickly understand what the business needs and design learning that improves performance. But they are not just order takers.


Strong collaborators They build genuine relationships, work well with stakeholders, SMEs and peers, and know how to bring people along for the ride.


Learner focused They understand how people learn and design with empathy and engagement in mind.


Smart with tech They are confident using technology, but only when it supports the learning, not just because it is there.


Reliable delivery They deliver quality work, on time.


What would you add to the list?

 
 
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