Death-by-Powerpoint. Training guides followed page by page. The drone of the trainer’s incessant voice inducing head bobs from attendees doing all they can to stay awake. We’ve all been there. I’ve got the whiplash to prove it....
Let’s face it. The “butts in seats,” traditional model of corporate training is washed up. It’s counterproductive ...
"What gets measured gets done."
I can hear the groans from here… ugh! How many times we heard that used-up phrase? The answer…Clearly, not enough!
Measurement. Measurement. Measurement. We hear it and we read about it everywhere we turn. And yet, so few organizations, and so few leaders, insist on measurement as the leading step in any new initiative. Why is that?
1) We lack the “how”
2) ...
Driving through my hometown this week, I’ve seen the Little Leaguers on the ball diamonds. With their oversized bats and still stiff mitts, they are slowly gaining knowledge and foundational skills with the hopes of someday making it to “The Show." Coaches teach young pitchers two primary pitches, the fastball and the change up (the traditional curveball has received criticism due to the strain ...
Over the course of my twenty-year career, I’ve been to quite a few excellent training programs. There was the two-day organizational culture program in Boston. There was a day-long executive leadership seminar at a gorgeous retreat in North Carolina. Conferences in top-notch resorts in Kona, Palm Desert, San Francisco, and Seattle. And from each, I brought back nuggets of knowledge, ...
If you’ve ever taken an online course (from a webinar to a full-blown college course), you’ve undoubtedly experienced some of the growing pains of online education. Particularly when “virtual learning” is meant to symbolize little more than the posting of bullet-pointed PowerPoints and YouTube clips, this can be frustrating and lead one to question whether online education is on par ...
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