The French banking group and LinkedIn have set up an unprecedented partnership that will give employees access to 24,000 training courses on the platform. Using generative artificial intelligence, the group's staff will be offered training based on the skills that match their career plan. The aim is twofold for Crédit Agricole: to succeed in making employees players in their own careers and to pre-empt changes in skill needs, particularly in the face of digital transformation. Bénédicte Chrétien, Crédit Agricole's group HR director, and Fabienne Arata, head of LinkedIn in France, talk about the experience.
So far, only Crédit Agricole in Europe has access on this scale to the learning platform of professional social network LinkedIn. In April, the banking group announced a partnership that will give employees access to a closed platform with a dual function: internal mobility and access to a multitude of training courses available in all languages. It was this combination that convinced the company after a year of discussions between the two entities. “Our aim was to ensure that 100% of our...
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Antoine Piel
Section Head at Mind HR