Saving Our Client’s Vital Training from the Death of Flash
The Utah Poison Control Center (UPCC) had a dilemma. They had a great training, built in Adobe Flash, that had been in service since 2010. The content, [...]
Outsource Responsibly
Keep Cash in Your Pocket If you’ve got a highly variable workload, outsourcing can save you money, allowing you to pay for work as it comes. Since [...]
SMART but Unspoken Learning Objectives
“Should I show my learning objectives at the beginning of my training?” Many people are asking this as the practice of explicitly stating learning objectives becomes less [...]
The Verbal Gardener
Being an editor or writer is like being a gardener of words. I weed sentences, cultivate paragraphs, and landscape pages. That’s why I think it’s easier to [...]
Get the Job Part 3: The References, Samples, and Extras
In the first articles of this series, we talked about the two most important documents in applying for a job: the résumé and the cover letter. But [...]
Get the Job Part 2: The Compelling Cover Letter
We recently posted job ads for open positions, and each ad brought in more than 200 applicants. That is a lot of résumés for a small business [...]