The Learning Reinvented Podcast - Episode 63 -Building a Career with Learning Difficulties - Holly Humphrey

Welcome to another edition of the Learning Reinvented podcast, brought to you by The Learning Effect Team. In this episode host Katie Godden talks with Holly Humphrey from Beyond Expectations Limited. They discuss what it’s like to build a career with learning difficulties. Holly tells her story from when she was still in education to now where she’s running her own company and all the ups and downs in between. This episode really highlights the steps we should all be taking to make sure not only the workforce is more neuro-diverse, but life in general.   About The Learning Effect The Learning Effect’s vision is to help companies create purposeful, consumer grade learning experiences which help you deliver your business goals and your team realise their potential. If you are looking to change your companies learning or for new learning technologies we should be your first call. About the Guest – Holly Humphrey Holly is the founder of Beyond Expectations. The company goes above and beyond your expectations to deliver a scalable HR solution for you that can ebb and flow with your business and help you scale at a fraction of the price.Their HR services break down into four categories: recruitment, handbooks & policies, strategy & analytics and marketing for recruitment. Within each of these are three layers of services you can have: light, pro and expert. LinkedIn: Holly Humphrey LinkedIn: Beyond Expectations Limited About the Host - Katie Godden Katie is one of the founding directors of The Learning Effect. With over 10 years experience in the learning industry within a number of different sectors, Katie is now focused on helping organisations transform their learning offering. She is passionate about creating learning journeys in the workplace which replicate how we learn in our lives outside of work. CONTACT METHOD You can follow and connect with Katie via: LinkedIn: Katie Godden - LinkedIn Website: https://www.thelearningeffect.co.uk/ Email: [email protected]