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Manage Training with Blended Learning Strategies
There’s truth in the Chinese proverb that says, “I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.” Adult learners remember what they see two times better than what they read. Whether you’re launching a new promotion or certifying employees in new...
Manage Training with Blended Learning Strategies
There’s truth in the Chinese proverb that says, “I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.” Adult learners remember what they see two times better than what they read. Whether you’re launching a new promotion or certifying employees in new...
Don’t Earn the Scarlet Letter of Food Safety
Accidents will happen. But there are no excuses when it comes to food safety. Whether you’re a full-service restaurant, a quick-serve operation, or a convenience store offering food service, your customers expect to eat food that’s been stored, cooked and served...
Don’t Earn the Scarlet Letter of Food Safety
Accidents will happen. But there are no excuses when it comes to food safety. Whether you’re a full-service restaurant, a quick-serve operation, or a convenience store offering food service, your customers expect to eat food that’s been stored, cooked and served...
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Tracking Employee Training with Your LMS
Designing and implementing an employee training program is just the beginning. To really gauge the success of that program, you need to be able to track and report on your employee training. Fortunately, your learning management system (LMS) comes with features...
How to Develop Personalized Learning Paths
In an evolving business landscape, where the younger generations have higher expectations for their employers, it is becoming increasingly important to recognize the significance of nurturing your greatest asset—your employees. In order to do so, your company should...
Focus on Holiday Safety
Odds are your Christmas tree is not going to burn down your building (but water it well, anyway). Chances are also good that nobody’s going to eat a Poinsettia (it's a myth that they're poisonous, anyway). And you can probably bet that your assistant manager is not...
Brainstorming Dos and Don’ts
Scientist Linus Pauling once said, “The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas.” Your business might not be about to change the world of quantum mechanics, but the ideas you come up with could be just as influential to your overall success....
Start Planning Now for Next Year
With the fourth quarter of the year underway, now is the perfect time to start thinking about your goals for next year. Being an effective manager is a tough job, but with the right planning and the right skills, you can continue to improve and grow. Keep these key...
LMS Explained: What Is It and Why Do You Need One?
The world of employee training is ever-evolving, and chances are, someone somewhere has tried to tell you that a learning management system would improve your training program – but what is a learning management system? What Is a Learning Management System? A learning...
Most Common LMS Support Topics
Your learning management system (LMS) provides your employees with training that is up-to-date, flexible, and trackable. Your LMS support team can provide valuable resources and best practices for getting the most out of your LMS. There may be times when you'll need...
Make Networking Work for You
Regardless of your role within your organization, professional networking can help build relationships that will benefit you for years to come. Networking isn’t just about meeting and establishing new relationships – it's also about maintaining and strengthening the...
How to Improve Customer Loyalty
When it comes to building customer loyalty, you can’t just put it on your to-do list, get it done, and mark it off. Creating repeat customers is a process that should be ingrained in every aspect of your company, from your training programs to your marketing...
Do You Know Your Leadership Style?
Name five great leaders who have impacted you in your lifetime. More than likely, each one of those people had a completely different style of leading, and each style worked well for that specific person. Leadership styles can be as unique as the individual leading....
7 Communication Skills Training Administrators Need
As a training administrator, the way you communicate has a large impact on the effectiveness of your role. Not only must you communicate effectively with the employees you are training, but you may also occasionally find yourself in the position of needing to...
Home Field Advantage at Your Business
Baseball Hall of Famer Casey Stengel once said, “Managing is getting paid for home runs someone else hits.” This is true whether you’re coaching the Mets or running a convenience store. In either case, your success as a manager is based not only on the skill level of...
