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Understanding the Training Needs Analysis Process

Posted by Jason Silberman on February 9, 2014 Posted in Employee Training

I knew this was coming. Oh how I didn’t look forward to it, because this is a really hard thing to actually explain or describe. It’s not really a difficult concept, though. This sort of thing happens sometimes. For better or worse, we do have to look at the training needs analysis process. This process…

Encouraging Employee Leadership Best Practices

Posted by Jason Silberman on February 7, 2014February 6, 2014 Posted in Leadership

It’s been a while since we did a leadership piece, because frankly, I figured I’d explored more or less all there was to say about this for the time. Naturally, as new issues arise or new theories arise, I’d be right there talking about them. I’m less keen, though, to repeat myself. But, I noticed…

Best of Training

Posted by Jason Silberman on February 6, 2014July 20, 2015 Posted in Employee Training

1. 5 Things You Need to Know To Motivate Your Workforce Modern-day employees have different priorities and what fascinates them today isn’t what we once used to talk about. Employee motivation is an ever growing, dynamic sphere. Read this post by Gary Kunath to find out more about how to motivate a modern day employee. 2. How…

Effective Cooperative Learning Strategies

Posted by Jason Silberman on February 5, 2014February 3, 2014 Posted in Organizational Learning

With the advent of new learning systems, freeing everyone from the tedium and misery of traditional classroom learning models, training has taken on a new life, and one in which it is much less maligned. So many new models, such as cooperative learning, have come around and proven much better for everyone involved. But, people…

Cooperative Learning Theory Explained

Posted by Jason Silberman on February 4, 2014February 3, 2014 Posted in Organizational Training

If you’ve already read the strategies piece for cooperative learning, then you got a bit of a spoiler about cooperative learning theory. See, it’s indeed its own thing and I usually would contest the redundant name, but it’s justified this time, for one reason. While cooperative learning theory is just a variant of organizational learning…

Top 3 Self Directed Learning Activities

Posted by Jason Silberman on February 2, 2014 Posted in Employee Training

Everyone sure is interested in self directed learning these days. In truth, while working out a model for this that clinically works in the general science of training is a challenge not yet completely overcome, people have been self taught for quite a long time. Self-taught people of this sort are known as autodidacts, and…

Super Bowl Reflections – Building a Winning Team at Work

Posted by Dan Adika on January 30, 2014March 22, 2021 Posted in Employee Performance

“People who work together will win, whether it be against complex football defenses or the problems of modern society” – Hall of Fame Football coach Vince Lombardi. Vince Lombardi is considered one of the greatest American football coaches in history, and one of the best motivators as well. The National Football League championship trophy, which…

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