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Though we may not have control over the handful of people who get physically aggressive, we all play a part in preventing hostile situations and fostering a civil culture in our workplace. That’s why a key component of any workplace online training curriculum should always be an eLearning course on prevention of workplace violence.
Presentation skills may come naturally to the outgoing, but that doesn't mean they can't be learned. Charisma, timing, design sensibilities, etc. are all acquirable traits if one is willing to study and practice them. And what better way to do that than through eLearning.
Having good coaching skills and encouraging others to foster leadership traits within themselves creates a culture of self-motivated and persuasive minds, allowing for creativity and hard work on the scale of an entire company.
Due to differences in how they were raised and a myriad of shared experiences, there will always be a tendency toward disconnect between the old and the young. But with those differences also comes the opportunity to share fresh ideas and perspectives with our older and younger counterparts..
It’s important that certain skills are taught in your Customer Service eLearning course when it comes to improving sales numbers.
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You may have all the talent in the world and be the most productive employee at your company, but all of that goes out the window if you act like an obnoxious boor and burn bridges with your coworkers. That’s where our “Emotional Intelligence” course for the Bridge LMS comes in!
We are proud to announce that we won not one, but two Brandon Hall HCM Excellence Awards in two different categories this year!
Learn how to use jQuery to customize your Lectora courses. Using jQuery in a Lectora course gives you greater control over interactions. Guest series by Sergey Snegirev of BranchTrack.
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