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Most organizations believe they have a skills gap.
Few realize they may actually have an overtraining problem.

Training calendars are full. Learning hours are tracked. Participation looks strong. On the surface, everything appears to be moving in the right direction.

Yet inside many teams, very little changes.

People attend programs, return to their roles, and continue working much the same way as before. Knowledge accumulates, but confidence doesn’t. Learning happens, but decisions don’t improve at the same pace.

This is the quiet cost of overtraining — not too little learning, but too much learning without enough impact.