So you've created a training course! Now what?? By looking at the various outcomes of the training, you can assess the validity and value of your training course on the trainees and for the company, and based on this knowledge,...
Once you have identified the employees in your company with high potential for leadership, there are ways to train them so that they become the leaders you need to steer your organization's success for years to come. As a result...
Interpersonal skills are the fundamental elements on which many other skills, in life and work, are built. This path introduces you to a basic, but crucially important, interpersonal skill - communication. Explore why interpersonal skills matter, what...
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 ...
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...
This Path introduces Ruby as a programming language and includes introductory resources and exercises to get you started working in Ruby immediately.
You finished the training design. The trainer delivered the training. The learners enjoyed the learning experience and some of them described the training as "life-changing". Congratulations! Your hard work paid off. But wait, really? How can you prove it? If...
Nowadays, the trend of education and technology development is changing, and new technologies emerge so fast that it is very difficult to keep track of all the resources at the same time. This learning path will offer some guidance...
Learners are as varied as anything in nature. Imagine that each learner represents one specific type of household plant (think about several rather pretty ones). Would it be possible to nourish and cultivate every one of those learners with the...
When I'm at a networking event, I tend to keep to myself and not talk to anyone (which totally defeats the purpose of being at a networking event). Don't be like me! Use this path to learn how to engage...
Magnetism is an invisible force that keeps things connected. This is a very basic definition of the word, but quite applicable when discussing the rules of Sales. Typically people are drawn to people for reasons they can't clearly explain. Whatever...
As a trainer in a world full of technology, you've got to add some tech to your instruction to keep up. Integrating more technology in your lessons will not only decrease your workload as the trainer, but it will also...
HR departments have changed a lot over recent decades. Previously they were known to serve two primary roles: hiring and firing. Slowly people are starting to realize the potential and power HR departments have within an organization. These changes...
This is an all call for the serial fear mongers amongst us. Those of you who know you need to make a move, or take a leap, but fear has you in its awesome clutch. I challenge you, without judgement,...
How to Start a Startup is a series of video lectures initially given at Stanford University in Fall 2014; the course was taught by Sam Altman. In this path, Sam will lead the learner through 20 lectures with the likes...
Most managers don’t perform the management responsibilities of their job unless there is a "special occasion": 1. Something goes wrong 2. More work has to be heaped onto an employee 3. Changes of course or new strategies have to be...
Sooner or later, everyone finds themselves selling something. Contrary to popular opinion, the best sales people don’t all have their own style of selling. There is a process, and a series of practices that everyone can learn in order to...
With digital tools and social media, you're one click away from connecting with just about anyone - a necessity now that a majority of people are require to work from home. However, if you hit send on a poorly worded...
This path is based on content from ExcelExposure.com, a free online Excel training class designed to help you learn more about the features and functionality of Microsoft Excel. This course was designed for Microsoft Excel 2010, but many of the...
Finding a new job (or your first job) can seem like an exhaustive process, but we’ve got your back! Before you go furiously updating your resume and tailoring cover letters for every position you see, make sure you know what...
“Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan, in which we must fervently believe, and upon which we must vigorously act. There is no other route to success.” — Pablo Picasso Goal setting is a very...
The reality of today’s global economy is changing the way employers look at their staff. While relevant experience and technical know-how remain must-haves for employers, they are also looking for employees with the ability to understand people from...
Global teams make total sense for growing organizations in today's economy. The benefits of a dispersed team can often outweigh the convenience of a traditional in-office team in a number of areas; but they come with their own set of...
Overflowing email inboxes are not only sources of constant stress, but also can drastically decrease your work productivity. According to a report from the McKinsey Global Institute, an average employee spends 28% of their work time reading, writing or...
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