What percentage of your team’s time is allocated annually for upskilling and training initiatives?

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Director of IT2 days ago

I view it less about time and more about skills to be learned, focusing on 3 skills enhanced in a given year. Typically, that would equate to ~2 weeks/year of learning. Each individual is different in their career growth journey and focus, so some choose to do more.

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Director of Design in Healthcare and Biotech2 days ago

8%

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