Insights
Thinking for people who develop people.
Kraft Connect Insights answers the questions HR, L&D and business leaders ask about experiential learning, leadership development, managers, teams, communication, emotional intelligence, well-being and corporate offsites — in plain language.
HR & L&D knowledge hub
Practical thinking for real workplace challenges.
Use the articles as a starting point for conversations with HR, L&D and business sponsors — then connect the issue to a relevant capability, programme or custom learning journey.
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How to use these insights
Start with the challenge, not the training format.
- Identify the behaviour or workplace challenge.
- Read the relevant guide and compare possible approaches.
- Explore the connected Kraft Connect capability or programme.
- Talk to the team if the challenge needs a tailored learning journey.
Communication
Corporate Offsites
Emotional Intelligence
Employee Well-being
Executive Presence
Experiential Learning
First-Time Managers
HR Strategy
Leadership
Learning & Development

Classroom training vs experiential learning: what's the difference?
How classroom-style corporate training and experiential learning differ in purpose, method and outcomes — and how to decide which your organisation needs.

How should HR measure the impact of corporate training?
A practical framework for HR and L&D teams to define useful learning measures before a programme, from participant experience to workplace behaviour and business-relevant signals.
Team Building

How can experiential team building create behaviour change?
Why purposeful team challenges, reflection and application can help teams make trust, communication and collaboration visible — and turn an activity into learning.

How can companies improve team collaboration and break silos?
Practical ways to improve collaboration across teams and functions — building trust, making dependencies visible, aligning goals and agreeing how teams work together.
Talk to Kraft Connect about your organisation's learning challenge.
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