How to 10x Your Post-Training Results
By diversifying post-training efforts and applying multiple sources of influence, training can be the source of organization-wide behavior change.
Tech Requirements for E-Learning
Online course creators can use different software to enhance their courses and engage more learners. The main thing to consider is that the technologies used in e-learning should be able to satisfy the requirements of both the instructors and the learners.
Training magazine Announces 2018 TTV Winners
“Quick Quiz! What’s the Most Important Number at Gilead?” by Training Systems Design and “Fentanyl: The Real Deal” by U.S. Customs and Border Protection
earn the #1 spot in the vendor-produced and in-house categories, respectively.
7 Secrets to Stellar Hiring
You can never care too much about who you put on your team. There are countless factors to consider, the most important of which is if a candidate will add to—rather than subtract from—your company.
From High Potential to High Performance: 5 Hard Skills for Increased Focus and Productivity
The pattern of being designed as having high potential, followed by increased responsibility, followed by catastrophic failure is surprisingly common. The key for high-potential employees is to stay focused on the right priorities and learn how to manage their time.
Training Top 125 Best Practice: Leadership Development at Birmingham Water Works Board
Seeking to develop future leaders, BWWB implemented four internal organizational development programs over a four-year period.
Coaching: Training’s Best Friend
The challenge is not merely training managers to coach, but also positioning managers to practice coaching situationally against the real world.
Winning the Talent War #7: Turn Managers Into Coaches (Just Like the Marines!)
The Marines are painfully methodical about building leaders: Each corporal is in charge of a “fire team” of three Marines. At each new level, an enlisted leader’s sphere of supervisory authority is expanded and he or she is trained aggressively to take on that role.
Why Video Resumes Will Be a Disruptive Force
There are so many intangibles that only come across on screen, such as executive presence, confidence, and leadership qualities. These are all communicated through body language, voice, and other visual cues through a video interview.
The Future Is Now for Creating a Companywide Learning Culture
How can you ensure your employees will want to “show up” for learning? Try making six changes in your learning programs and other fundamental areas.