Becky is the Head of People at LearnUpon, a global Learning Management Systems (LMS) leader that champions simple, learner-centric experiences and results-focused support. She has 15 years of international HR experience in technology companies across engineering, finance, marketing, pr, customer service, communications, and operations functions. She has extensive expertise in coaching senior leaders up to C-Suite level on how to shape and lead their teams, advising on everything from individual performance issues to global company restructures, and managing all challenging conversations with empathy and results. Becky resides in Dublin, Ireland.
In a world where the demand for skilled workers continues to rise, vocational training and education have become vital channels for career advancement. However, women often face significant obstacles in accessing these opportunities due to societal expectations, gender bias, and limited access to resources.
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"Continuous development opportunities and skills building help all employees but especially women gain the necessary skills for when a relevant job opening or internal promotion does open up. HR teams can also review other less linear pathways or roles that may be a good fit for workers, providing flexibility and support for hiring or internal mobility. This will not only help wield a workforce that is more secure, engaged, and well-rounded but also provide business advantages."
(Forbes, 2024)
"Over the last few months, employee retention has increased as workers have chosen stability in the face of global uncertainty. The declining job market, dubbed the ‘Big Stay’ by the CIPD [the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development], is a huge win for HR leaders who have been working hard to retain staff following years of increased attrition. When employees are in their roles for longer, leaders need to consider how they can ensure that they are providing challenges and development opportunities for that member of the staff to keep them engaged, satisfied, and productive. Skill building helps employees feel invested in and engaged, while also preparing them for their next career step."
(Forbes, 2024)
"It is a part of our responsibility as women in executive roles to make sure women — as well as all members of our organization — feel included by spreading awareness of biases and how to overcome them. As part of our core values, we set people up for success by encouraging idea-sharing, active listening, and celebrating contributions. By emphasizing our values, we create a welcome space for everyone at LearnUpon."
(Intelligent CIO, 2024)