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The Pivotal Point

Clark Quinn

In the interview, he talks about how he’s synthesized the work of the leaders of the performance improvement movement, people like Joe Harless, Geary Rummler, Thomas Gilbert, Robert Mager, Thiagi, and more. Which resonates with other data I’ve seen about the value of training interventions!

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Training Evaluations 101: Benefits, How To, Plus Examples You’ll Want To Use

Spark Your Interest

Organizations globally are investing $400 billion annually in training. Naturally, if you invest so much in training, you should show a measurable positive impact. That’s where training evaluations come in. But are all training evaluations the same? And are the benefits of training evaluations worth the effort?

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Giants of the Past Offer Words of Wisdom

Innovative Learning Group

Could that reduce — or even eliminate — the time we traditionally pull people away from work to engage in training? Let me whisper some of the wisdom of the ages from giants of the past… Thomas Gilbert , Joe Harless , and Geary Rummler. Gilbert talked about the system as the environment. Gilbert, Human Competence, p.

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When is Training the Right Solution? (And When it is NOT!)

ThinkingKap Solutions

As a trainer, it can be tempting to try and solve everything using your weapon of choice…training. And yes, trainers think they can fix everything with training. That’s what we’re here to discuss, and we’ll do so by exploring Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model.

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Are You a Performance Consultant?

Integrated Learnings

Let’s face it – the title “Instructional Designer” comes with a reputation that designing instruction or training is all that we do. How do we break beyond the barriers that have been placed on us and convince our clients to look beyond training as the only available solution? Gilberts Behavior Engineering Model.

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A Dialog with Thomas Gilbert

The Learning Circuits

Gilbert has graciously suspended his pursuit of heavenly activities to start this dialog on performance, or "worthy performance" as he likes to call it. Gilbert : In the great cult of behavior, the appeal is to control or affect behavior in some way. Gilbert : OK -- how about a true story? Gilbert : Exactly!

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Front-End Analysis: Improving Performance

Dashe & Thomson

The intervention could be training, or it could be something else. Part of their jobs will be training their peers on the new system. Their new role will also require new skills—performing stand-up training and user support. Gilbert, Thomas. The gap is closed by designing the appropriate intervention.

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