Learning in the flow of work, encouraging continuous improvement, can build a flexible and resilient workforce.
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Learning in the Flow of Work
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Human Resources.Mastering Productivity: The Art of Running Effective Meetings
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Human Resources, Leadership & Management, Public Speaking.When people come to a meeting, they expect it to have a point, to actually get things done, and not to drag on forever. When meetings meet these expectations, people are happy to attend and give their best.
See Things Differently
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Human Resources, Leadership & Management.When focused on a problem, and not getting anywhere, try these focus exercises. It will change the way you think when you return to the problem.
Powerful and Effective Feedback: Excelling in the Craft of Performance Appraisals
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Human Resources, Leadership & Management.What constitutes effective feedback to an employee? Providing both positive and negative feedback is crucial for employees to enhance their strengths and address their weaknesses.
Is a Virtual Classroom Enough
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Human Resources, Services.As a corporate education provider, we found ourselves having to adjust our methods over the years. When we started, all of our trainings were held in-person and onsite. We had given a few online classes by request, but it was not our focus. The question was always hanging there, is a virtual classroom enough? In … Read On >
Hard Lessons on Soft Skills
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Human Resources, Leadership & Management, Public Speaking.technical skills to do your job. You also need to have strong soft skills.
Time to Develop Your Skills – But do you need a trainer, coach, or mentor?
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Human Resources, Services.Trainer, Coach, or Mentor: Which One Do You Need to Develop Your Business Skills?
Anger In The Workplace
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Human Resources, Services.Anger is a normal emotion, but it can be destructive if it is not managed effectively. When there is anger in the workplace it can lead to conflict, a decrease in productivity, and sometimes in a worst-case scenario, even violence. There are many causes of workplace anger, including: Stress: Long hours, tight deadlines, and demanding workloads … Read On >
How to Write Good Emails for Work
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Business Writing, Human Resources.It is important to write good emails to get your point across clearly and concisely.