March 17, 7:07 am
More info on Train the Trainer workshop
Here’s more info on the April 1 & 2 Train the Trainer workshop to be held in Boise, Idaho:
Visit http://www.trainthetrainer.eventbrite.com for registration info!
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November 18, 8:53 am
Treasure Valley Consultants’ Network
For those who live in the Treasure Valley area of Southwestern Idaho, a professional organization exists that can help you amp up your business.
The Treasure Valley Consultants’ Network, run by Justin Beller, meets monthly for a brown bag lunch lecture at the WaterCooler, 1401 W. Idaho Street in downtown Boise (map). Being a busy business owner and […]
January 11, 4:20 am
Workplace conflict can still be respectful
In my upbringing I was taught a fairly common saying: “Respect my elders.” Over the years, I’ve placed many question marks around the wisdom of that teaching. Reason: Sometimes we experience workplace conflict in which our “elders” aren’t necessary acting in a manner that earns respect.
However, now that I’m pushing the ½-century mark, I think […]
November 19, 4:19 am
Workplace communication - more than just an idea!
Isn’t it sad how some of the people who scoff at workplace communication training could be the ones who benefit from it?
One guy I know, we’ll call him James, has a chip on his shoulder toward some people he once worked with on a project. For whatever reason, James never communicated his displeasure about how […]
October 8, 4:23 am
Are you Traveling? Eating Out? Cell Phone Etiquette – Please!
If you’ve been on a plane or in a restaurant during the past ten years, you’ve probably seen someone with poor cell phone etiquette. First there’s the guy who thinks he has to yell into his phone so that someone 2,000 miles away can hear him.
Then there’s the woman trying to reason with her teenage […]
October 4, 12:46 pm
Knowledge management the wiki way
Just got off the phone with a client concerned about his employees retaining information they’ve been taught. “Some of the training I have my people attend is very expensive,” he said. “I’d like to find a way to keep more of that information from evaporating three days after someone comes back from a training session […]
October 2, 4:26 am
Training Programs: Size Matters
From time to time I get involved in discussions about optimum class size for a training program. In reality, the answer is “it depends,” but it would probably help to be more specific.
First we should separate one-time events from ongoing programs.
It’s a matter of practicality that one-time workshops can have a large numbers of attendees. […]
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