Training design on demand
We know that training needs may occur at any given time, even when a training delivery plan is in place. Training design on demand is a new service we offer at Learning Elements to help…
Training gaps and objectives
Training that addresses gaps and objectives is effective when the gaps and objectives have been clearly defined.
Personal development
Kintsugi, “Golden Ceramic Mending” is a century old Japanese art of repairing broken and cracked pottery with natural lacquer called Urushi, and finish with surface decoration using powdered gold, giving a new life to when…
Training and coaching in the workplace
Training and coaching are development opportunities that go hand in hand. Each has its place and is determined by the needs of individuals or groups.
It’s that time of year
It’s that time of year when we reflect on the days that have passed, and look to the days ahead. This year has been like no other that I’ve experienced, full of highs, lows, the…
How do you know what’s important to your client?
Do you know what’s important to your clients? Do you ask effective questions to discover a need? Do you make assumptions? Do you ask questions that serve your purpose? Do you ask questions that serve…
Have you ever wondered if participants were paying attention?
Have you wondered why you receive emails and calls after a session to go over the same information? Or why people aren’t getting involved in a meeting? If you can answer yes to any of these…
Engage participants in your online session
HOW? TALK LESS ABOUT YOURSELF I’ve joined a lot of online webinars, meetings, and training lately, and the most engaging ones were delivered by people with training and facilitation skills. What made the sessions engaging…
When I’m treated like a valued customer, I become a loyal customer.
What does it mean to treat a customer like a valued customer? Some people think, and act as though just ‘showing up’ is enough. With so much competition across industries it’s vital to stand out…
Advice I gave my daughter this morning
I walked into my daughters room and noticed she was looking particularly sad, which was surprising as minutes earlier I’d heard her happily playing. She had made a decision, which to her was a bad one. She had…