Editor's Pick
L&D Best Practices: Strategies for Success (July 2025)
Training magazine taps 2025 Training MVP Awards winners and Training Hall of Famers to provide their learning and development best practices in each issue. Here, we look at Premise Health’s Corporate Athlete Program, a best practice in employee development and wellbeing.
Training Hall of Fame Outstanding Training Initiatives (July 2025)
Each year Training magazine requires all Training Hall of Famers to submit an Outstanding Training Initiative that we share with our readers. Here are the details of BNSF Railway’s Conductor New Hire Training and Booz Allen Hamilton’s People Leader Learning Series.
Sticky Notes: The Only Thing that Matters Is Today
A new philosophy for managers: Focus and refocus their team on specific goals that can be acted on—today.
Productivity Coach’s Corner: The Being vs. Doing Trap
Why our resilience efforts miss the mark and how to shift from skills-based training to connection-based development
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Moving the Needle on Employee Engagement
According to Gallup, $9.6 trillion in productivity would be added to the economy if the global workforce were fully engaged. Here are some strategies that can help.
Culturally Appropriate Approaches to Employee Engagement and Talent Development
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Employee engagement often is seen as a universal concept. But the methods to achieve this vary significantly depending on cultural backgrounds—one size does not fit all.
Why We Need to Include Emotions in Well-Being for Leaders
Continued shifts in the workplace demand higher-level emotional skills from leaders. But many leaders have not been given the training and resources they need to succeed.
How to Begin a Successful Presentation
Make the most of your program opening by demonstrating your experience, expertise, enthusiasm, sense of humor, and willingness to learn with and from participants.