A Day in the Life of L&D

Have you ever wondered what a typical day in the life of a Learning & Development professional looks like? Well, then you’re in luck because today I’m spilling all the beans and giving you a glance at what my day looks like.

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[lagaviotanum]

I'm an educator who's looking to pivot into a new career. Ran upon this during my research. I'm interested in L&D. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[jamesbug]

OMG..this is so helpful! it brought me back the the times when I was a trainer for L&D...we did almost all of the things you mentioned! Esp when our manager would gather us all and we talk about creative problem solving and we collaborate on how to better the current modules we have.
L&D is so important that there is no value one can place on the services this department brings to the organization!

[JaxMchunu]

I also just came across this video and am looking to pivot into L&D from education. I'm currently doing my MBA in Management (with a minor in Luxury Marketing) and have been looking into L&D. Thank you for posting this video, Irina - it's very insightful :)

[aeoactor]

Thanks so much for sharing this. I’m an educator looking to transition into this field. Loved this video!

[TheOmar]

Just stumbled upon this channel. I'm considering a career pivot from UX Research to L&D. This video made me feel positive about the potential of this shift since it seems a lot of the day-to-day activities overlap quite a lot with what I do as a UX Researcher

[jenniferwright]

Wonderful content! Simple and to the point. Thank you! The Learning Needs Analysis Free Workbook is so well organized and simple. It is also correct!!! The best refresher I have ever had. I am now a Follower!!! I look forward to seeing and participating in everything.

[mdkhasifkilledar]

Hi I am from India, Just stumbled upon this channel. I am L&D professional from past 3 years before that I was a educator.

[MuslimFriend]

Thank you Madame for this beautiful content :)

[igorshadrin]

Thank you so much for this great overview on what is day in the life of L&D. I will have an interview this Wednesday for this position and looks like your video could help me to get this position :)

[pradeepbhatnagar]

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[cris]

This was so great! I'm considering a pivot to L&D from fund development/grant writing.

[jitendragupta]

i am looking to pivot and heading L&D Department in a big Corporate but have no idea about income potential, qualifications, steps. looking forward to learn from your channel in getting into L&D Department. I have authored 5 books in areas of productivity, inter personal communication, etc..

[whats.amie.learning]

Thank you for this video, it was fun and uplifting and I learned so much!

I've done some L&D work informally at past nonprofits I worked at and I have a background in education but never considered myself going into it professionally. This video not only educated me but also validated some of the instinctual skills I used to help with training in my past companies.

I relatively recently made a pivot into copywriting, but have been re-inspired to look into organizational culture and L&D work. Thanks again -- I'm also going to look into the free guide your team offers. :)

[LearnEnglishWithJess]

This was really helpful, thank you! I've been exploring different career paths.

[ahmedelrasheed]

I appreciate the amount of effort you put into creating such a creative, easy-to-follow and fun elaboration of what a day of an L&D rookie?

Thanks in advance ✨.

I'm considering a career shit from lecturing to L&D. What knowledge, certificates (if necessary), skills need I acquire in order take the first step into becoming an L&D

[ykwnnbw]

MPS stands for Meaningful Performance Score

[irzndwr]

I was looking for content like this. Thanks for sharing your insights.

[levi]

thank you for sharing this content. I'd like to ask to you a question about hard skills for this very intresting job. In your opinion, what are the main hard skills that a L&d have to possess? I'am a psychologyst student, and i'd like to start new courses to improving my hard skills (sorry for the english, i am italian and i'm traing to improve ;)

[teddykohn]

Love your content, enjoyable and useful :) Thanks a lot !!!

[ykwnnbw]

Working through all the L&D videos this week and really finding them helpful. Thank you. Question - Is it better to have people fill out an intake form first then meet? I hate meeting cold and find it helpful in my educational setting to always have as much info as I can going into a consult. Or is that too cumbersome in a corporate L&D world so you just basically do that step in session?