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Why Failure Happens

Great ideas, extraordinary teams, powerful organizations, and some exceptionally gifted and talented individuals often fail. This is principally because they haven’t even considered the possibility of failure, let alone designed an environment or processes that can help them thrive in spite of it.

Talent Development vs. Training

Training magazine research looks at the relationship between talent development and training.

The 5 Secrets of a Presentation Ninja

Even with great products, wonderful news, and groundbreaking announcements, one thing still determines if the presentation is a success or failure: the presenter.

Driving Employee Engagement in Shoe Stores

8 strategies that can help managers increase employee engagement, reduce turnover, and maintain a sustainable shoe retail business.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: Project Closeout/Finish Strong at Gilbane

After implementing a redeveloped Project Closeout training course and the new Finish Strong program, Gilbane’s client survey results for the key question, “How satisfied are you with Gilbane’s performance?” showed an increase of 17 percent in the number of surveys received that exceed client expectations.

July 2015’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.

Listening: Empathic Versus Ordinary

Ordinary listening focuses on a program a person is describing for example, whereas empathic listening focuses on the presenter of information about the program.

Got Data Compliance?

No matter the size of your business, it’s good practice to have a digital data compliance game plan and a process for communicating it to your employees.

The Importance of Cross-Cultural Training for Tourism Employees

Cross-cultural training is not only useful for employees from different cultures and ethnicities to work together but it is also necessary for employees to learn how to handle certain situations that are raised by customers from diverse cultures, religions, and ethnicities.

How to Build Cultural Agility Through International Company-Sponsored Volunteerism Programs

Recent research findings show that well-designed International Corporate-Sponsored Volunteer (ICV) programs build participants’ cultural agility and their sense of social responsibility, helping to deliver a deeper understanding of critical issues in key emerging markets.

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