August 2019’s Top Reads
More than 11,000 business books are published every year—an overwhelming choice for busy professionals. Therefore, in partnership with getAbstract, Training brings you August’s top three business books recommended to our readers.
Moving the Needle on Corporate Wellness
Good health is about so much more than breaking bad habits or not being sick—it should be about helping people be their best selves in all aspects of their lives, both in and out of work.
Riding Out the Storm of Bad Behavior
Not everyone is able to let go of a person’s bad behavior or insensitivity. It’s like a tornado that moves on and fizzles out on its own, but leaves a path of destruction everyone else has to deal with.
An Overview of Employee Career Dynamics in the Digital Age
As artificial intelligence-enabled entities gain ascendency in the workplace, it becomes incumbent on progressive organizations to muster the courage and honesty to timely redefine/adjust career paths and communicate actual progression prospects to their workforce in advance.
The Human Touch
If you are dealing with people on any level, customers or co-workers, you must have the skills or at least learn the skills to interact with them. When we take the human element out of training, we lose that connection we desire as people.
Beyond Gamification: How Motivation Drives the Best Learning Experiences
It is not the fleeting experience of “fun” that drives engagement and value when playing video games, but feeling the game specifically fulfills the psychological needs of autonomy, relatedness, and mastery. These also can be applied to learning.
Training Top 125 Best Practice: Rosendin Electric Inc.’s Leadership Academy
Some 80 percent of the content is taught by executives within the company. Each of the six workshops has a theme and runs 2.5 days.
Tips for an Effective Training Program from WCCO Belting
WCCO Belting’s training program has not only increased employee retention and strengthened its culture, but also improved product quality and streamlined the company’s manufacturing processes.
How Can We Learn When We Are So Frazzled?
What if we could take a fresh look at our businesses and our lives, reconsider what is really important, and start to focus our time and energy on those things that matter?
Employee Experience and the Future of Work
The workforce is changing dramatically, leading to a future that will look very different than today.