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Speed-to-Insight: Curating Curations…Also Known as Curation 2.0

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How much curated content never reaches the point (or the right person) to deliver knowledge, wisdom, and insights essential for critical-thinking and informed decision-making to drive productivity forward? How much productivity is diverted to non-productive activities despite being tasked to ultimately accelerate productivity?

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POINT-of-WORK: Performance Support Vs. the Explosive Failure of Training

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This person is my wife, a long-term medical professional with many years of training, both delivering and receiving, during her career; a tough audience to be sure. This is a true story about changing the paradigm in the head and heart of someone who believed training was the best solution to drive performance.

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Is Training Falling Short? Turn Up the Pain!

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I just finished reading an amazing book, “Chase the Lion”, by Mark Batterson, where the focus is largely examining change…personal change to be exact. But the same principles he addresses are very relevant for shifting thinking in an organization.

Change 100
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?POINT-OF-WORK ASSESSMENT: Environment & Culture

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What do you think would happen? How closely would their two or three-word descriptions match? Would anyone around the table even agree to the exercise?

Culture 100
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Re-Thinking HR-based Training Organizations: A Break from Tradition?

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I like the concept of “re-thinking” training organizations based in HR, and I say this from personal work history primarily based in the training space over the last thirty plus years. The blended perspective I have comes from working both inside and outside of HR in training organizations. I found them to have a very different focus.

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UFC 166 Results Recap: Gilbert Melendez vs. Diego Sanchez

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Melendez is looking for another title shot, but I personally don''t think one win over Sanchez should earn him that. He gets into all these wars against guys who are more technical than him, and while he always ''brings it'', it makes me worry about his long term health with the accumulation of damage he takes. Where do they go from here?

Security 180
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Training Must Swim to the Current to Survive

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My first reaction was to think how clueless this person was. When I asked the Documentum representative why this was the case, he said, and with no hesitation, “We have enough to deal with without adding in the complexities of training. We don’t get into those kinds of HR functions.”.