Learning Experience Leader

What We Offer

• At TaskUs, we prioritize our employees' well-being by offering competitive industry salaries and comprehensive benefits packages. Our commitment to a People First culture is reflected in the various departments we have established, including Total Rewards, Wellness, HR, and Diversity. We take pride in our inclusive environment and positive impact on the community. Moreover, we actively encourage internal mobility and professional growth at all stages of an employee's career within TaskUs. Join our team today and experience firsthand our dedication to supporting People First.
• So what does a Learning Experience Leader really do? Think of yourself as someone who will create and maintain a positive and professional learning environment, so not just anyone is qualified for this role! We make sure we get the best of the best, after all, we are a ridiculously good company so we make sure our employees are top notch. Now we need your full concentration because it’s time to imagine what it’s like being a Learning Experience Leader. Imagine yourself going to work with one thing on your mind: that you will be designing and expanding training and development programs. As you tackle your new tasks for the day, you know that it comes down to one thing: that you will ensure that Foundation Skills Training is aligned with Product Specific Training methodologies and initiatives. As a Learning Experience Leader, think of yourself as a leader that sets the standards and expectations through your conduct, work ethic, integrity, and character. You can also think of yourself as a creator in a way that you must create and deliver end-user, partner, and distributor training which includes curriculum, training, and exams, for all general preparatory courses prior to enterprise endorsement. You will also need to deliver preparatory training that is sufficiently technical, covering the basic skill requirements as identified by enterprise needs. You will also need to be able to deliver projects and motivate trainees through effective training. Think of yourself as a manager in terms of design, delivery, and you want to always continuously improve the training programs and the other learning opportunities across the organization. You will also amend and revise programs as necessary, in order to adapt to the changes occurring in the work environment. You will also act as the content expert and maintain relevant training documents and training materials for training conducted. You’re also a developer because you need to create effective induction programs. You will also need to monitor and review the progress of the trainees through questionnaires and discuss with the managers. You have to ensure that statutory training requirements are met and you must have an understanding of E-learning techniques, and where relevant, being involved in the creation and/or delivery of e-learning packages. You will also be researching new technologies and methodologies in workplace learning and presenting this research. You will also be a cop in a way that you’ll ensure that all trainees adhere to the company’s Code of Conduct. So, do you have what it takes to become a Learning Experience Leader?