TIDES by Yenza3

TIDES by Yenza3
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TIDES by Yenza3 is a video podcast series that explores the challenges, opportunities, and most importantly, the stories and insights of the people leading the transformation of business and organizations through the new age of AI.
Founded in 2018, Yenza3 is a leading people-centric technology and strategy consultancy. Yenza3’s tailored suite of services is designed through research and experience to help any organization accelerate transformation. We help global organizations of all sizes navigate the evolving complexities of business by focusing on capability development and human-centric
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Focuses on the intersection of AI, workplace dynamics, and business strategy, with episodes examining themes such as employee experience transformation through AI, ethical data governance, and the role of talent acquisition in a data-driven world.

TIDES by Yenza3 is a video podcast series that explores the challenges, opportunities, and most importantly, the stories and insights of the people leading the transformation of business and organizations through the new age of AI.
Founded in 2018, Yenza3 is a leading people-centric technology and strategy consultancy. Yenza3’s tailored suite of services is designed through research and experience to help any organization accelerate transformation. We help global organizations of all sizes navigate the evolving complexities of business by focusing on capability development and human-centric
Yenza3 helps HR and business leaders adapt, adopt & thrive in the age of AI.👥 Connect with Shveta Malhan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shvetamalhan/🌐 https://yenza3.com👥 Connect with Taruna Goel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tarunagoel/What if your most valuable skills aren’t on your resume?In this powerful episode of TIDES, Shveta Malhan sits down with Taruna Goel, a seasoned learning strategist and champion of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), to explore how we can keep the human fingerprints in work alive in an A.I.-driven world.Taruna shares stories from her 25+ years of experience—highlighting how RPL uncovers real-world skills and validates the invisible learning we all carry. Together, they discuss:✅ Why recognizing lived experience matters now more than ever✅ How AI can support (but never replace) human-centered learning and recognition✅ The emotional power of seeing the whole person behind the resume✅ Practical steps HR and learning leaders can take to start with recognition, not retrainingWhether you’re a learning leader, HR professional, or just curious about how to keep humanity at the heart of digital transformation, this episode will challenge and inspire you.00:00 – What if Your Most Valuable Skills Aren’t on Your Resume?01:50 – Meet Taruna Goel: Champion of Recognition and Human-Centered Learning02:25 – Work Fingerprints: The Metaphor of Uniquely Human Work04:07 – Why Humanizing Work and Learning Matters More Than Ever05:10 – AI, Art, and the Human Touch: Lessons from Studio Ghibli07:33 – The Limits of Data: What Gets Lost Without Human Stories08:41 – When Systems Become Too Data-Driven: Missing the Human Element10:52 – Balancing Data with Humanity in Learning & Development11:56 – How to Recognize Lived, Informal, and Tacit Learning17:25 – What is Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)?19:17 – Case Study: RPL in Action for Tire and Maintenance Technicians23:35 – Can RPL Work in All Industries? Yes, and Here’s Why25:09 – Where Does RPL Live? Embedding Recognition Across the Organization27:34 – Challenges of Adopting a Recognition-First Mindset30:36 – How AI Can Support Human Recognition in Learning32:57 – Skills and RPL: How They Interconnect and Overlap34:41 – Start with Recognition Before Reskilling: Why It Matters38:06 – Lived Experience as a Hidden Asset in Your Talent Strategy43:59 – Letting AI Enhance, Not Replace, Human Judgment48:13 – AI’s Role in Assessment Design and Evidence Gathering51:14 – Self-Assessments: Starting Small with RPL52:16 – Namaste as a Philosophy: Humanizing RPL in the Workplace55:17 – Final Reflections: Recognizing Before Retraining

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