Wag More, Bark Less
This is a bumper sticker on my car. Yes, we love dogs. Moreover, I love when people work to get along instead of engage in conflict. And, of course I have a workplace connection. I am working with a company that has an ongoing conflict between the top two roles … Read more
A Real How To Guide to Prioritize Learning
When deciding how to spend your learning investments, consider what the CEO cares about. In broad terms, the CEO wants grow the business and make it more efficient. In very specific terms, it mean increasing revenue and reducing costs. Simple, right? The problem is, we learning and development professional are … Read more
7 Habits of a Highly Ineffective Manager
The following are seven habits of which every ineffective manager has cultivated at least one. Want to be an effective manager? Kick these habits. (Click image to enlarge)
Tailoring Sales Training The Right Way
Sales training isn’t an out-of-the-box commodity. Effective training requires customization and tweaking to fit the values, goals and ideals of a particular organization. Here’s a few ways to cut and fit in the most valuable way for your organization. Republished with permission from Dave Stein. Many sales leaders and learning organizations … Read more
Three Reasons Why Employee Development Pays
Today’s best employees, not the average ones, are those who look at the quality of the workplace and its commitment to educate, advance and develop employees before they accept a job. They are selective because they realize they have a great deal to offer and want to bring an organization … Read more
