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48 books for aspiring Chief Learning Officers

Don’t let your employees settle. Set stretch goals

How do you confront the hecklers disrupting your change initiative? You don’t.

“Leadership is a choice, not a position.”

Dwight Eisenhower: American army general, statesman, president, and prioritization expert.

Culture matters when designing a change approach that impacts a global group. Start with these three factors.

How do you know if your training was a success? Use these measures.

Don’t use one-size-fits all training for new technology. Engaging training on roles and process will drive the behavior change you need.

Watch our video series on learning trends.

If you want learners to change their behavior, you have to embed the “why” in your training.

Don’t make the mistake of waiting until you have all the information and a big communication plan.

In a divisive world, your company can be a powerful unifier. Here’s how.

Ask yourself these questions before deciding how users will practice on your new system

Set the right tone for your session with a different angle on an ice-breaker.

Training? Don’t forget your advance organizer.

As a leader, you might expect top performance, but ultimately you get what you’re willing to tolerate.

Four ways to help learners retain information

Use these factors to pick the best training delivery medium.

There are four words that tell the story of your organization’s next big change. What are they?

Even though it’s hard, sometimes it’s necessary to let go of an employee you like.