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The Art of Curriculum Development

The quality of course content depends, somewhat, on how competent the subject matter expert is, but the rest is up to the curriculum author. However, the way of organizing and sequencing the content, its delivery and presentation, can be predefined in a standard way.

How to Ensure Your Hiring and Onboarding Strategy Is Pandemic-Proof in the New Normal

4 areas to consider while developing a strategy that bolsters the new hire experience and onboards employees more efficiently.

Training for More Innovation, Problem Solving, and Customer Advocacy

While most managers take a passive approach to hearing ideas (e.g., “My door is always open”), Courageous Questions require leaders to ask with intention about specific issues and with the humility to acknowledge improvement is possible.

Workplace Reimagined: COVID-19 to Reshape the Modern Office Experience

Architects, businesses, and real estate professionals are evaluating long-term impacts from the pandemic shutdown—and some have even begun exploring new concepts and designs for the post-recovery office.

How Can Business Bounce Back from the COVID Crisis and Be Better than Ever?

We must educate ourselves on the dynamics that drive change. Change ultimately can help our companies grow in a more sustainable way and enable us to develop much closer, more meaningful relationships with our customers and employees.

7 Tips to Train New Employees

It is the manager’s duty to make feel new hires comfortable in the company’s environment. Managers need to inspire a high level of accountability, build positive feedback loops, and monitor employees progress toward hitting dedicated key performance indicator benchmarks.

Changing the Playing Field

Why we need to hire more women, and how to attract them.

Case Study: xOps’ Intern Program

The goal of the program is to train college students studying computer science on how to be productive in corporate software engineering organizations.

Innovation Training: The 1% Solution

Formal brainstorming is fine 99% of the time. But what about the other 1%, when the solution is beyond the personal experience of the people in the room?

How to Manage Employees in a Remote World

As the world adjusts and conforms to remote working, managers and employees alike need to amplify their concerns, partake in a robust amount of communication, and offer support wherever needed.

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