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Excerpt from “Physical Intelligence” by Claire Dale and Patricia Peyton (Simon & Schuster, copyright 2020). The post How Organizations Thrive When They Prioritize Staff Well-Being appeared first on Training.

Andy welcomes Chris McChesney, co-author of The 4 Disciplines of Execution: Achieving Your Wildly Important Goals, which is a #1 Wall Street Journal bestseller with more than 500,000 copies sold. Chris McChesney and his team are soon releasing a new revised edition of the book that teaches leaders how to create lasting organizational change through

Shannon’s career began in academia, a pursuit driven by her desire to be a part of conversations she thinks are important. In 2016, she embarked on a new path, starting a career in corporate learning and development. She brings to her role more than a decade of experience in education and in practising incisive investigation.

Today’s guest is Pamela Fuller, an author and expert on inclusion and unconscious bias. She’s always been tied to issues related to inclusion with an emphasis on exploring the impacts of bias and pushing a bit more into making progress in this world. Pamela Fuller has worked for more than 15 years in the public

If you write effective learning objectives for training, you will motivate your employees to learn new things. The post 7 Steps to Writing Learning Objectives for Employee Training appeared first on Training.

Rollins LLC revamped its driver safety program in 2020, targeting more than 11,000 employees driving company vehicles in North America and focusing on behaviors that can lead to an accident. The post Training Top 100 Best Practice: Driver Safety at Rollins LLC appeared first on Training.

The quick-service restaurant industry is a prime market for virtual reality (VR) training, with high levels of staff turnover, a large number of locations, a consistent set of measurable processes, and often an in-restaurant training environment that can be distracting. The post Adoption and Use of VR Training in the QSR Industry appeared first on

Excerpt from “Pause. Breathe. Choose: Become the CEO of Your Well-Being” by Naz Beheshti (New World Library, copyright 2021). The post Play and Learn at Work appeared first on Training.

Snobbery and one-dimensional thinking have no place in an organization that wants the most robust and competent talent pipeline possible. The post How Creative Are You Willing to Get to Build Your Talent Pipeline? appeared first on Training.

The Newham NHS COVID-19 Vaccination Centre is using a new mobile solution to track all induction and training attendance, including the completion of competency assessments required by vaccinators and other related roles. The post Tracking Induction and Training at a London COVID- 19 Vaccination Center appeared first on Training.