Allison Rossett

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The Tale of a Job Hunt

Allison Rossett

This is the tale of a job hunt that I began in November, 2011. Even more time was spent searching for the ideal job openings and filling out the specialized online applications. Interview #1 was the initial recruiter screening, where it was revealed that this job would require 100% travel. On the trail to a new position.

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Job Aids and Performance Support

Allison Rossett

Tweet Allison Rossett and Lisa Schafer’s book: Job Aids and Performance Support: Moving Knowledge in the Classroom to Knowledge Everywhere.

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Instructional designers aren’t ready for their interviews

Allison Rossett

Here’s what Alice wrote: We just finished a job search to find four Instructional Designers. Another thought is that perhaps candidates don’t take enough time to carefully read the specifics of a job posting. Let’s welcome guest blogger, Alice Cutter, who has been interviewing MANY IDs for positions in her firm.

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Performance support “hearts” training and vice versa

Allison Rossett

In the 80s, I wrote a book about job aids. More recently, I wrote another, this one called Handbook for Job Aids and Performance Support. Ontuitive’s Bob Mosher kicked it off with a mighty bang, offering the jaw-dropping suggestion that we cast off training in favor of performance support. Like Bob, I am hooked on performance support.

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Performance Support Goes to the Oscars

Allison Rossett

Think about it as a channel to deliver dynamic, personalized, on the go job aids. Finally, results are measured in associates’ ability to do their jobs efficiently and ultimately in increased sales and customer loyalty, not necessarily in completing a conventional knowledge test. It’s not just another screen.

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A World Without Objectives– Please NO

Allison Rossett

” “Well, I’m not entirely certain what scenario-based elearning would do for us, but I know our competitors are doing it.” ” “I want to build a great program for the reps, but not sure what to do. Role plays? All of them? How do I decide?” ” “We got a really good speaker.

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Technology sinner

Allison Rossett

Doesn’t it sound like I did a good job? I prompted for reflection and urged application, and I pointed to relevant, accessible resources. I smiled and gesticulated through my web cam. I worked at it. Your guess is as good as mine. I do not know how my webinar went. Not a hint. It was impossible to tell.