Learning Professionals Discover Learning Takes Too Long
- Who
- Dr. Ravinder Tulsiani and the L&D industry
- What
- Argument that traditional training models cannot match the pace of workplace change, proposing a two-layer capability framework
- When
- October 8, 2026
- Where
- Training Journal
Dr. Ravinder Tulsiani published an opinion piece in Training Journal arguing that conventional learning and development structures fail when roles and knowledge shift faster than courses can be designed. He proposes a two-layer model pairing structured preparation with real-time capability building. The article appeared on October 8, 2026.
The field whose entire purpose is helping organizations adapt has formally noticed it cannot adapt itself. Our analysts note the exquisite symmetry: the people who design 'upskilling pathways' now require an upskilling pathway for upskilling pathways. The proposed two-layer solution — one layer for learning, another for learning how to learn — suggests a third layer may soon be needed to learn the second layer.
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