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“Do you Get What I’m Saying?”
October 29th, 2009 Martha KellyOur Most Challenging Audience
October 26th, 2009 Langevin TeamEarlier this year a learner expressed the concern that “her organization, just doesn’t get training.” Others in the class were quick to join in ... | more
From My Laptop Screen to Yours
September 28th, 2009 Alan MagnanI started my career in high tech, first working for a telecommunications company and then a software company, ... | more
To Market! To Market! – The Langevin Way…
September 17th, 2009 José RegoOne of the many interesting aspects of the marketing process they discover is that the statement “to market” is very different than the statement “to sell.” ... | more
The Why, What, Who, What, and How of Instructional System Design
September 10th, 2009 Martha KellyUsing principles of a sound instructional system design (ISD) is critical ... | more
A Trainer’s Reality Check
August 24th, 2009 Ron ChambersYou don’t even have to pick-up a newspaper, or tune into CNN, to know we are in a worldwide economic “slump.” I often meet trainers who must validate their existence daily ... | more
“Soft Skills” & “Smiley Sheets”: Evaluating the Words we Use in Training
May 14th, 2009 Langevin TeamTraining is like selling. Instead of selling a tangible product, we sell ideas that are linked to improving performance at the organizations we represent. ... | more
Not So “Soft Skills”
April 6th, 2009 Paul SitterThere is often discussion in our workshops about the difficulty, or even the value, of using the task analysis process on interpersonal or conceptual tasks, the infamous “soft skills.” ... | more
PB & J Training: Yum!
March 27th, 2009 Alan MagnanIt’s amazing how many acronyms we currently use. Most trainers would know exactly what I mean if I were to say, “The launch date for this course is TBD.” (If you guessed “to be determined,” pat yourself on the back.) Where these acronyms really shine ... | more