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Train-the-trainers learn how to lead participants through discussions and exercises around identification of barriers or “pebbles” to joy and empathy in the workplace, how to overcome them, and how to create peak moments.

If you want to make better, more effective, impactful, meaningful videos—push the record button. And then do it again and again and again. And every time you do, purge that urge to have everything be perfect, while methodically and purposefully getting better.

Training magazine recognized the 2020 Training Top 125 winners with crystal awards and revealed their rankings during a black-tie gala held last night during the Training 2020 Conference & Expo at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando, FL.

When employees have a say in the brainstorming and decision of what perks will be part of the incentive to stay, they will have a stake in the success of the new perk programs.

L&D professionals must step out from underneath the pressure of becoming experts in the relevant business area each time they are tasked with creating content. Instead they should be facilitators who create space for the actual stakeholders—those who work in that business area day in and day out—to step in and provide the right information.

Alignment means being authentically connected with who you are (now, not who you were in the past), what you want, and your innermost sense of purpose, as well as your unique strengths and values. Central to aligned leadership is the ability to convey—communicate—alignment to others.

5 simple steps to mediate and resolve conflicts between employees, plus 5 tips to help avoid future conflicts.

Lean Practitioner is designed as a blended learning solution with an evolutionary journey where the knowledge and experience of the participants work together to create a depth of expertise upon which they can keep building.

Part 1 of 3 articles that will provide tips for Preparing, Engaging, and Acting to manage difficult conversations in the workplace.

Suboptimal key performance indicators (KPIs) can be the first signs that warehouse processes aren’t efficient or that employees need more training in certain areas—such as count accuracy, picking, or equipment usage.