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Articles Tagged with ''training''

From NSC Congress & Expo

Immersive education to engage workers

Benita Mehta
Benita Mehta
September 27, 2015

One of the compelling conversations at NSC Monday was about how to better engage workers and speaker Aaron Walsh, who came up with an initiative called Immersive Education, suggested failure as an option.


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American Trainco announces rebranding as part of TPC Training Systems

September 25, 2015

American Trainco, the industry leader in public seminar maintenance training, is now TPC Trainco; the rebranding reflects the company’s status as part of the TPC Training Systems brand family of industrial training solutions. TPC Training Systems acquired American Trainco in July 2014.


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Why companies fail to train their employees

August 4, 2015

Training is too expensive The real question is: What is the real cost of not training your employees? Objectives get pushed back, causing costly delays in every department.


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Are there really different types of “learners”?

February 13, 2015

A learning style is the method of educating particular to an individual that is presumed to allow that individual to learn best. The idea of learning styles is a somewhat unfounded deduction of the observation that most people favor particular types of interactions when it comes to learning.


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OSHA: Home Depot didn’t train employees on use of powered industrial vehicles

Company cited 120+ times in the past five years
August 7, 2014

Home Depot USA Inc. has been cited for six, including two repeat, one willful and three serious safety violations, at its home improvement store on North Kimball Avenue in Chicago. The repeat and willful violations involved lack of training and maintenance for powered industrial vehicles.


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Eight tips for “training your brain”

August 6, 2014

1) Think positive- Positive emotions enhance the brain’s function, leading to creativity and strategic thinking. 2) Focus- Know which places and particular times of the day are the most conducive for you, and designate important tasks for those moments.


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Know the strengths & weakness of employees with learning disabilities

August 6, 2014

Everyone brings different strengths and talents to their job. However, it is also fair to say that individuals with and without learning disabilities (LD) will find certain job-related tasks to be difficult and even problematic. The following is a list of some of the specific ways that your learning disabilities can interfere with success at work:


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The Army says it’s over-reliant on distance learning

Blended learning – classroom and online – is the answer
August 6, 2014

In its rush to embrace progress and technology, the Army, the Defense Department and organizations across America adopted distance learning, at least as far back as the 1990s, when computing power and the Internet promised to connect people and institutions in virtual ways that were previously unimaginable.


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Five trends for training programs

August 6, 2014

Corporate emphasis on training: Many companies are operating with lean staff, due to attrition and not replacing staff, and also downsizing during the last few years due to a difficult economy.


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Barriers to successful training

August 6, 2014

Organizations don’t rely on the science of learning and training. Many are ignorant about what it is know about learning and training and development. Organizations have myths about training. An unskilled employee attends training, when they return there is the expectation of an immediately changed, improved, skilled worker. That’s an incorrect expectation. Companies in general have simplistic views of training.


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