How to Start a Startup
How to Start a Startup is a series of video lectures initially given at Stanford University in Fall 2014; the course was taught by Sam Altman. In this path, Sam will lead the learner through 20 lectures with the likes...
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Becoming a Successful Recruiter
Welcome to HR Basics! The task of recruiting, training, and placing your first employee may be a little daunting but have no fear. The strategies included within this path will teach you best practices for recruiting and placing qualified personnel...
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Cybersecurity 101
According to the MIT Technology Review, people lost over $172 billion to hackers in 2017. That's a lot of money! In this short path, cybersecurity expert Joseph Steinberg gives us an introduction to how you can keep yourself safe online...
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The Secrets to Landing Your "Dream Job"
Most of us want something more or better than what we have now. Work is typically the #1 thing many Americans report they are not fulfilled with and wish they could change. You don't have to be one of them....
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The Story Behind a Product Demo
Usually, we find ourselves in the receiving end of a product demonstration. This type of presentation can be stressing for the presenter as a lot of preparation is involved in the process. The customer expect a concise and meaningful...
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Diversify: Overcome Unconscious Bias
We all have prejudices we're not aware of; the key is to acknowledge their existence and make decisions in spite of those biases. In this path, Dr. Stefanie K. Johnson helps us understand what unconscious bias is and strategies we...
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Why Emotional Intelligence Is A Crucial Skill
Emotional Intelligence is now recognized as a significant tool through which to better manage ourselves and others. The ability to manage relationships and behavior offers significant advantages in today’s world. But in advancing the concept of...
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Minding Your Manners: A Guide to Business Etiquette
Your academic knowledge and skills may be spectacular, but do you have the social skills needed to be successful in the workplace? Professional etiquette is an unwritten code of conduct regarding the interactions among the members in a business...
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Becoming A Connector
It’s as simple as this: connection drives results. Networking, branding, communication, and even top notch ideas are only bits and pieces without human connection. Regardless of your goal, who you know and who knows you goes a long way. By...
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Doing Creative Work, Creatively
Being creative is work that is full of meaning, joy, personal learning, and frustration. It's also a journey. This path was inspired by my journey as a creativity coach, teacher, blogger, and writer; I hope it inspires you and piques...
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Create a Culture that Makes Employees Want to Stay
Every organization wants the same thing: to have the kind of workplace culture that makes employees want to stick around. Unfortunately, developing this kind of culture is easier said than done. The resources in this path will help leaders understand...
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Technology in Learning: Understanding Affordances
This path is a series of lectures from Dr. Bill Cope, a Professor in the Department of Educational Policy Studies at the University of Illinois. He is the Principal Investigator in a series of projects funded by the Institute of...
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Perfect Your Style: Learning the Fundamentals of Graphic Design
Content creating comes in many forms, and graphic design is a medium that allows you to explore your more creative side. From creating social media posts to infographics, graphic design will round out your content creator abilities more than you...
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Learning How-To Train (Remotely)
There are two areas you should consider when Training Remotely: best practices and technology. Knowing PowerPoint doesn't make you a great presenter. Your content and delivery does. The same applies to teaching remotely. This curated content is targeted to corporate...
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How to Nail It As a New Leader
Making the jump to your first leadership job is one of the most stressful events in life. More than 87 percent of first-time leaders feel frustrated, anxious and uncertain about their new role. Frontline leaders lack confidence and effectiveness in...
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How to Effectively Educate Your Customers On Your Offerings
Are you aware how much your company relies on YOU to connect their products and services to their clients? In order to truly meet the needs of your customers, you must first educate them on your offerings.
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Surviving the Performance Review Process: A Guide for Managers
Performance reviews don't have to be frightening. These resources can help you as you embark on the performance evaluation process with your employees. This path includes resources that provide an overview of the performance management process, hel...
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Confidence Boosters
Creating your path takes commitment and chutzpah. Get a fresh perspective, revive your mojo and keep on moving.
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Intent-Based Leadership: How to Create Value at Work
Create leaders, not followers! The concept of giving up control to access your (and your organization's) true power is still new to the working world. Typically power is gained through control demonstrated mostly when leaders tell others what to do....
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How To Take Your Content Online
There is a vast audience online needing to hear from compelling speakers, and needing to find trusted resources in order to hone skills or increase industry-specific knowledge. With help of trusted sources in my network, I have curated this path...
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Master the Art of Self-Confidence
In order to achieve workplace success, personal satisfaction and personal achievement, competence is essential. But without confidence, competence will only take you so far. Lack of confidence and a low self-esteem are two of the major things that...
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Getting Interpersonal: Recognizing and Resolving Conflict
This learning path explores factors that can cause conflict in the workplace, best practices for addressing conflict when it arises, and the role you can play in resolving and/or utilizing conflict toward positive outcomes for yourself, your coworkers,...
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[Product] Knowledge is [Sales] Power
"Knowledge is Power" is a well-known maxim that's been attributed to many scholars; but no matter the origin, the maxim holds true. Sales is a knowledge game - from products and company, to your customers and competition. The more you...
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Be a Training Ninja: Adapt Your Training for an Always Shifting Audience
Do you want to make sure that all learner's needs are met in each class you facilitate? Are you having a little difficulty when someone is learning at a different pace than the rest of the class? Do you feel...
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