Blog: This last quarter, there has been a lot of discussion around the dissolving U.S. workforce. This labor exodus has gained the moniker, The Great Resignation. Statistics show there are way more jobs available than people searching for jobs. For those not resigning, a large portion of mid-level employees, ages 30 to 45, are currently […]
Blog: Task analysis is pretty much what the name sounds like; you take a task and analyze it or break it down, step by step. Sounds easy enough, but even simple tasks can be quite complex when you drill down into the steps and forfeit assumed knowledge or what some may consider common knowledge. Think […]
Blog: Cognitive biases influence our personal thoughts, often without us even realizing it. While it can be hard to control how we think and combat our ingrained ideas, it is possible, but we must first understand what a cognitive bias is and how it can affect us. A cognitive bias is your tendency to think, […]
Blog: Daily Standup meetings are a great way to keep up to date with the status of the current projects. These meetings are short, focused bursts of communication that give insight into all the latest projects. As a project manager, these meetings have a significant impact in giving that extra edge to stay ahead on […]
Blog: The Case for Case Studies. Case studies provide an in-depth, up-close look at a situation within its real-world context. As many people learn complex topics better by working through examples than they do from having information simply laid out for them, case studies can be an effective instructional tool for certain principles, such as […]
Blog: For a knowledgeable workforce that delivers high-performance consistently, the answer would be both, as these two disciplines carry different objectives. However, many people use these terms interchangeably and don’t differentiate between the two. Even though the two are often used in conjunction, there is a difference, and recognizing the differences can impact your talent’s […]
Blog: So, you’re working on your migration from Salesforce Classic to Lightning Experience. This is a large undertaking that includes many parts, especially for your Salesforce administrative and development team. But what about training end users when you are ready to launch a pilot group and then again when the migration is complete and ready for […]
Blog: Your attention span is decreasing, as is that of your employees. While that fact may not be something you want to hear, it is something you need to contend with when designing learning activities. So, how do you combat shrinking attention spans? Well, you don’t have to, you can cater to them with microlearning. […]
