Employees knew that change was on its way when Domino’s was acquired by Bain Capital in 1999, after being led by its founder for almost 40 years. He said: “If you don’t remember anything else about me today, just remember these three words: Change is good. Change is not a criticism of the past. It also made a fundamental shift and emphasized that attitude was more important than skill. MORE
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The other day, I happened across a feed on LinkedIn where someone was insisting that training cannot change behavior. Why do we train people if we’re not trying to change their behavior?” Creating willingness comes down to reinforcement, which is really all about attitudes. No amount of training will change those feelings. If you start showing up late or making mistakes, that could be a behavioral reflection of your attitude toward me as your boss. MORE
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Ernest had strong opinions on just about all matters of pedagogy and good practice and that included the issue of attitudes. Clive," he said, "It's not our business to try and change people's attitudes. We can try and change what they do, but not what they feel about things. There's a certain sense in what Ernest said, although time and time again I've encountered situations where attitudes are the major block to progress. Perhaps I ought to change.
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The eighth of ten 'insights' is that ‘Assessment is changing', in the sense that assessment of knowledge is not enough - it is performance that matters. Competence will depend to some degree on the knowledge that employees have, but it will also be underpinned by attitudes, skills and the confidence to put these into practice. This post continues my commentary to the Learning Insights 2012 Report produced by Kineo for e.learning age magazine.
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The site is designed to change the image of manufacturing in the minds of the middle school sudents from an "old economy" career choice to something that is cool (which it is). Think About: Is any of your training geared toward changing attitudes?
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Employees knew that change was on its way when Domino’s was acquired by Bain Capital in 1999, after being led by its founder for almost 40 years. He said: “If you don’t remember anything else about me today, just remember these three words: Change is good. Change is not a criticism of the past. It also made a fundamental shift and emphasized that attitude was more important than skill.
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