Healthiest Diet For A Busy CEO
Busy CEOs seldomly have time to focus on small details of daily life, much less what is on their plates. But as we all know, without health, there is no wealth.
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Working Remotely, Staying Connected
Often images of working in your pajamas or running to your local shoppe for a mid-day cup of joe are conjured when someone says they 'work from home'. Thoughts of increased freedom and better visuals during our workday flood our...
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Recognizing High-Potential Employees copy
"Organizations with stronger leaders can show twice the revenue and twice the profit growth." according to SHL Talent Measurement. Your employees are valuable resources and assets for your organization. As such, they are one of the main determining factors for...
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The Power of Presence
Showing up every day feeling great and ready to rock. Parts of the 6 Vital Skills to Catapult Your Career series with Pete Mockaitis.
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A SME Balancing Act: Subject Matter Expertise and Instructional Design Practices
When developing a educational opportunity for the masses, there is a continual balance that must be struck between seemingly opposing forces. One one hand, we have the subject matter expert's vast pool of expertise and wisdom to share with everyone....
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Develop and Complete Your Project’s Deliverables
The implementation stage of your project is where you develop and complete your project’s deliverables. The stage is also commonly known as the Delivery Stage or Execution Stage. It’s where the rubber hits the road – you have a plan...
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How To Get Started in Community Management
I remember my first day as a community manager. It was the summer of 2009, and I had just graduated from SUNY Geneseo. About four weeks earlier the founders at a new startup called Scribnia had offered me a job...
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Developing Curriculum and Instructional Materials
When developing curricula and instructional materials, the most important guideline to keep in mind is “everything must be aligned with the learning goals.” Plan backwards.
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How To Re-establish Credibility and Trust with Your Customers
Business depends on customer satisfaction. It is essential that leaders focus on re-establishing trust and loyalty with their customers to maintain loyalty.
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How To Transfer To Online Training Part 1
The latest events made a lot of changes to the learning environment. Perhaps, time ago, you thought that someday you would create online learning solutions based on your classroom training, but nowadays, you should make a quick switch to digital...
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How to Devise Programs to Develop Executive Potential Among Employees in Lower Levels
According to the balance careers, developing and nurturing leaders is critical to the overall success of nearly any organization. An effective internal leadership program can be used not only for identifying and training potential executives but as both a retention...
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Blind Spots When Evaluating Peer Instructors
Every instructor needs feedback about their work for professional development and the creation of a more effective learning solutions. But what do they get in this feedback? Usually, this is an evaluation of skills or training, but often there arу...
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The Art of Successfully Transferring to Virtual Training
As a global workforce we no longer have to reside in the same city, state or country as our colleagues. Being located all over the world means more flexibility, diverse communication and exposure to new cultures and traditions. However, it...
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Ask & Listen: Tackling the Sales Conversation
Contacting customers can be scary. You’re staring at a list of who you need to call and a million thoughts are flooding your head. What if the conversation is awkward? What if they say no? What if I don’t make...
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amazing.community workshops
Couldn't make the meeting? Missed the live virtual session? No worries! Recordings and associated materials for amazing.community events can be accessed here.
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Training Millennials? This Learning Guide can Help!
According to the Pew Research Center, Millennials (born between 1982 and 2000) are America's largest demographic segment in the workforce. As more and more Millennials are entering the workplace, the way we train and learn new information must evolve to...
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Designing for Today's Learner
In order to create meaningful opportunities for learners to make choices and become self-directed in their learning, educators have to move away from being lesson planners and embrace their role as designers of learning opportunities and educational spaces. Learning designers...
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Can You Answer An Accounting Question?
Accounting software is used for a variety of reasons, efficiency, processing invoices, track income and expenses, track payments to vendors, and organize financial statements to name just a few. But it serves no purpose if the accountant or bookkeeper...
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Get Connected: LinkedIn 101
Learn the basics of using this powerful platform to drive your job search and boost your network.
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Become the Person Others Follow
Along your road to success, you will encounter various types of leaders. Over a decade of teaching, seeing people with no leadership experience emerge as effective, confident, able leaders has proven that leadership can be taught, like any social,...
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Time is Your New Currency, Spend it Wisely
Remember when you had time to enjoy a book without checking your phone incessantly? Maybe not. How about when you could spontaneously check on a friend? Still too far fetched? Your time can feel like it has become as scarce...
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How to Meaningfully Collaborate with Other Departments
If your job requires you to plan or direct activities in coordination with other department managers, it is important to use proper communication and effective collaboration.
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You Resolved Your Customer's Issues. What's Next?
A customer presented you with an issue. After several minutes of back and forth, you solved it. The hard part has been accomplished. Whew! But now, you've hit another wall. What should you do after the customer issue has been...
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Giving Effective Feedback for Better Instruction
Effective feedback is crucial for improving communication, enabling educators to reach their full potential, and ultimately for better instruction. Feedback, however, is sometimes difficult to define and is often confused with advice or praise. Wh...
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