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Provide learning opportunities for a ‘too busy to train’ work force that helps them master the ongoing flow of new information quickly, effectively, and enthusiastically.
Create an interactive rapid learning course that would satisfy federal regulatory compliance regulations for Nestle Purina Pet Care, manufacturing divisions.
Transform a live training course into an interactive mobile experience for Sony’s global marketing divisions.
Traditional training is usually seen as a team effort: An instructor sits in with a group of learners as they discuss and work together. But that face-to-face learning has a few limitations, especially when it comes to respecting the independence of individuals. For those who prefer a more independent approach, asynchronous learning makes more sense. […]
Most managers can tell you that creativity isn’t something you can turn on and off like a faucet. Instead, it can either flow continuously – or completely run dry. Whether an entry-level paper pusher or the top of the food chain, all company employees have great ideas. Unfortunately, without the right tools, that creativity can […]
Introverts can sometimes get a bad rap, especially at work. While the extroverts are showing off their talents and eagerly giving input, it’s the introverts that sometimes seem more subdued and even less invested in their jobs. But nothing could be farther from the truth: While quiet and less likely to speak up to superiors, […]
Get Serious: Gamification FTW Managers want their team members to play well together, but leaders have no desire to micromanage. It’s called “walking a tightrope.” They want their team members to take personal responsibility so they don’t have to account to their directors for lack of results. They want to see productivity, effectiveness and achievement […]
