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Teaching Personal Responsibility

The key is keeping the focus on factors within the control of the individual.

How Can Microlearning Solve Your Sales Problem?

The creation of a new segment of learners—the mobile, client-facing, sales and service staff on whom your customer relationships depend—demands a fundamental shift in the way training needs to be designed and delivered to these kinds of employees.

The Business of Giving

Establishing a strong corporate philanthropy program to attract and retain Millennials and strengthen an organization’s internal business strategies.

ISO Standards Are Changing—Driving the Need for More Training

The key to a successful transition will be to understand the new requirements and develop a careful, thorough plan that ultimately will ensure consistent, high-quality products and services that meet customer and regulatory requirements.

July 2016’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 July’s top three business books recommended to our readers.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: Manager Development Initiative (MDI) at New York Life Insurance...

The leadership training program is an eight-week cohort-based blended learning journey that combines a two-day in-person kickoff with seven weeks of online modules and action learning.

Building a Mentally Tough Culture

A mentally tough culture is built on trust, faith in the competence of others, effective and reliable leadership, high expectations, group solidarity, putting the team first, and finding intrinsic enjoyment in accomplishing the mission.

Learning Strategy 2016: A More Intense Focus on Blended Learning and Driving Performance

While organizations still struggle to align learning and business goals, new research shows organizations are beginning to “get it.”

Digital Learning Platforms: The Future of Global Education?

The most significant benefit of digital learning platforms is that they break down barriers to education. Delivering courses online enables people in different geographic areas to take the same course at the same time, even collaborating on projects together.

Why It’s Up to You to Decide If Your Training Is Micro or Not

Define microlearning as it suits your organizational training. There is a time and place for the approach, but there are also situations where alternatives may be required.

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