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In this episode of The Science of Excellence, I sat down with Heather Balcerek, Sr. Manager of Corporate L&D at Maximus, a government contractor with over 250 contracts across federal and state health and human services.We talked about why their contracts operating like individual companies forced Maximus towards a skills-based model, how they justify ROI beyond pure dollars, and why adoption is harder than implementation. Heather shared insights on meeting learners where they are across different levels and why helping people see themselves as more than a title matters.These 5 insights stood out:-Use Skills as the Common Language Across Silos-Calculate ROI Beyond Just Dollars-Design Learning for Each Level's Reality-Solve for Adoption, Not Just Implementation-Help People See Beyond Their Title
By Vince JeongIn this episode of The Science of Excellence, I sat down with Heather Balcerek, Sr. Manager of Corporate L&D at Maximus, a government contractor with over 250 contracts across federal and state health and human services.We talked about why their contracts operating like individual companies forced Maximus towards a skills-based model, how they justify ROI beyond pure dollars, and why adoption is harder than implementation. Heather shared insights on meeting learners where they are across different levels and why helping people see themselves as more than a title matters.These 5 insights stood out:-Use Skills as the Common Language Across Silos-Calculate ROI Beyond Just Dollars-Design Learning for Each Level's Reality-Solve for Adoption, Not Just Implementation-Help People See Beyond Their Title