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Rev Up Your Ramp Up: Making Employee Onboarding More Efficient

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Across industries, one of the hardest parts of hiring new employees is getting them trained and up to speed as quickly and effectively as possible. Some employers stress on-the-job training while others have full-on classroom instruction before employees begin any projects. We have a few ideas…. Enacting Positive Reinforcement.

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[INFOGRAPHIC] Discover How Mobile-First Content Enables Deskless Workers

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Planes, trains, automobiles, customer sites, office buildings, restaurants, hotels (sales). From a training perspective, businesses spend a lot of time and money to onboard new employees. With multimedia options like videos, the documents are interactive and instructional for heightened engagement.

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Q&A with Eduardo Salas: Learning Is Not a One-Time Event

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But money doesn’t translate to impact: 66% of L&D professionals have trouble engaging employees with their programs, and even though people say training opportunities are a top priority in their careers, the average employee spends just 1% of his or her week on development. Companies] think that training is a one-time event.