
👩🏫 I build & deliver technical enablement programs to software users globally
💻 Skillset: Agile project management & Instructional design
📝 ATD Author
📖 Bonafide Bookworm
Job titles in L&D are not consistent. This can make job hunting tricky.
The PMP is particularly useful for senior IDs and learning program managers.
Although my focus at CSG is primarily customer education, I’ve done some internal enablement work recently and wanted to explore a few key differences.
Exciting news! I wrote the March issue of ATD’s TD at Work guide, and it’s now available to the public.
It’s good to have a wide range of skills in Learning and Development. It’s also good to have a specialty, or something you are known for.
You may have the opportunity to serve as a project or program manager, so I want to highlight some key differences and give an example of what each looks like.
Roles and work assignments at a company are traditionally based on a job title, but many organizations are shifting to a skills-based approach.