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Articles by Scott Geller

Are you 'Training' or 'Educating?'

May 19, 2000
By Scott Geller
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When I teach a university class it's considered "education," even "higher education," but when I teach in industry, I'm considered to be "training" employees.
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Surveying behavior-based safety experiences

May 19, 2000
By Scott Geller
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Last September, ISHN printed a survey on this page asking you about your opinions and experiences regarding behavior-based safety.
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'Hey, I'm trying to give you a compliment'

May 19, 2000
By Scott Geller
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Many people get so little recognition from others that they're caught completely off guard when it does come their way.
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How to celebrate safety success

May 19, 2000
By Scott Geller
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A recent survey of safety professionals by Industrial Safety & Hygiene News showed worker morale to be the top concern for 1997.
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How to give quality recognition

May 19, 2000
By Scott Geller
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Behavioral scientists have shown convincingly that success-not failure-produces learning.
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Shaping, selling, and studying for continuous improvement

May 18, 2000
By Scott Geller
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I want to discuss three words beginning with the letter "S" that serve as strategies we can use to continuously improve the human dynamics of occupational safety and health.
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Meeting the challenges of change

May 18, 2000
By Scott Geller
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This article offers guidelines for helping people accept and engage in proactive change.
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Does discipline drive home values?

May 18, 2000
By Scott Geller
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When our actions are inconsistent with our values, we willingly make appropriate adjustments to align behavior with value.
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Seven principles of systems thinking

May 18, 2000
By Scott Geller
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So what is systems thinking anyway, and how can this concept be applied to industrial safety and health?
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How to overcome resistance to change

May 18, 2000
By Scott Geller
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Encourage your leaders and ignore the critics.
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