Training in Business Resources and Trends
Research shows that purpose-driven employees outperform their non-purpose-oriented peers on every measure. If you maximize the value employees receive from relationships, impact and growth (RIG) on the job, they’ll significantly outperform the average employee.
Read moreTechnology is ever changing and very few areas are stable. This makes information technology interesting, but challenging. T-SQL or Transact-SQL is one area that is stable. There is also a vast use of T-SQL and many career options.
Read moreBack in October 1971, programmer Ray Tomlinson had no idea what he was about to start when he essentially sent the first email. That email consisted of something resembling “QWERTYUIOP.” It was a test email and had absolutely no importance to him at the time, so it was not preserved for posterity.
Read moreIf you’re debating the best ways to train employees on a new software rollout, there’s good news: You’re already ahead of the curve.
Read moreAmerican novelist Edna Ferber wrote, “Perhaps too much of everything is as bad as too little.” This statement resonates with a common instructional problem.
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