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  • The True Art of Listening

    Learn to be a better listener with the resources in this path that explore the fundamentals of what it means to really listen.

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    • Duration 1.3h
    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • How to Make Anything Catch On

    Ever wondered why some things catch on and become popular while others falter? Do you want to know how to generate more word of mouth for a product or initiative you’re working on? Based on the international bestseller, Contagious: Why...

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    • Duration 1.2h
    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Failing Forward…with Science

    We all experience failure, but scientists say that how we handle setbacks determines our future successes. These resources, curated from around the web, draw from the positive psychology movement; featured thinkers include Martin Seligman, Guy Winch,...

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    • Rating 4.5
    • Beginner
  • How to Be a Better Writer with Andy Weir

    What do a lifelong space nerd and a software engineer have in common? In the case of Andy Weir, it's his unique ability to create something from thin air, like best-selling stories, adventures, and tales. In order to create a...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Navigating Your Career

    If there is one thing that school doesn’t teach you, it’s how to navigate your career properly. Instead, you’re left to rely on advice from your (well-meaning but often misguided) family members--and somehow decide which of the million career resources...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Leadership Skills for Managers

    Management and leadership aren't mutually exclusive. Managers need leadership skills to drive engagement in their team, which can create the alignment needed to achieve organizational goals. This path will cover topics like giving feedback, motivat...

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    • Duration 1h
    • Rating 4.2
    • Beginner
  • A Skills-Based Resume May (or May Not) Be Best

    Most of us only know the most common, basic format for a resume. We are all aware a resume typically includes your work history presented in chronological order, and any additional effort given to it usually involves word choice and...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Customer Experience Journey Mapping

    In today's highly-competitive business landscape, your customer experience strategy must be laser-focused on the things that matter most to your customers. Customer journey mapping is one of the master keys to that kingdom. When approached from th...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Getting Started with Ruby

    Ruby is a popular programming language that's easy to learn. Developed by Yukihiro Matsumoto in the mid-1990s, this is a dynamic, open source programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. In this path, you'll find resources ...

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    • Duration 3h
    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Introduction to Social Media Marketing

    Social media has drastically changed the way companies interact with current and potential customers. This path will help you capitalize on these interactions to support your marketing efforts, achieve specific organizational goals, and measure your...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Active Listening: A Communication Guide

    Stop hearing and start listening! In order to really connect with your customers, managers, and colleagues, active listening is key. These resources can help you develop the skills that can serve as the foundation for good communication.

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Intermediate
  • Create a Culture that Makes Employees Want to Stay

    Every organization wants the same thing: to have the kind of workplace culture that makes employees want to stick around. Unfortunately, developing this kind of culture is easier said than done. The resources in this path will help leaders understand...

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    • Duration 3.0h
    • Rating 4.6
    • Intermediate
  • Leading a Team to Coordinate Events

    Picture this: You have been tasked with the responsibility to plan a company-wide training event. You're ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work but have no idea where to start. If that sounds like a scenario you're...

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    • Duration 1.5h
    • Rating 5.0
    • Intermediate
  • Develop and Complete Your Project’s Deliverables

    The implementation stage of your project is where you develop and complete your project’s deliverables. The stage is also commonly known as the Delivery Stage or Execution Stage. It’s where the rubber hits the road – you have a plan...

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    • Duration 40m
    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • How to Make/Break/Keep a Habit

    “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” [Aristotle - summation by author Will Durant] Habits - good or bad - are the qualities many people find the most difficult to change, and...

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    • Duration 2h
    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Financial Statements – Know Your Numbers

    Financial Statements are the main way companies present their financial results. These are intended for a larger variety of users, including investors, creditors, regulators and management, and as such there a number of rules that go into preparing eac...

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    • Duration 45m
    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner