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Say Hi to ADDIE, Please

26 November 2024

Say Hi to ADDIE, Please

Author: Clifton Clarke

Following an instructional design model is the best way to ensure that everything is included in training for effective knowledge transfer. ADDIE is an acronym that stands for Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation – the elements of a training class you must encounter with each class you design.

7 Blind Spots in Leadership Development

19 November 2024

7 Blind Spots in Leadership Development

Author: Heather Nezich

A recent TalentLMS survey reveals a concerning gap in leadership development. While organizations face a growing need for effective leaders, their efforts to nurture leadership capabilities appear to be falling short.

Addressing Key HR Challenges: Developing Talent, Coaching for Performance, and Managing Conflicting Priorities

5 November 2024

Addressing Key HR Challenges: Developing Talent, Coaching for Performance, and Managing Conflicting Priorities

Author: Heather Nezich

In ASE’s recent Member Challenges Survey conducted in September, one of the top five challenges our members listed was developing talent, coaching for performance, and managing conflicting priorities. These challenges are interconnected and directly impact employee growth, satisfaction, and overall company success. By effectively addressing these issues, HR leaders can foster a more resilient and productive workforce. Here are some practical strategies for tackling these top HR...
Nurturing a Growth Mindset in the AI Era

15 October 2024

Nurturing a Growth Mindset in the AI Era

Author: Heather Nezich

TalentLMS, a leading learning management system, has released its latest report on Growth Mindset in the Workplace, based on a survey of 300 business leaders and 1,000 employees in the U.S. The findings reveal that while executives recognize the critical role of growth mindset in driving success, they also express concern over the potential negative impact of generative AI on key soft skills.
Accessibility in Hybrid and Remote Learning Solutions: Ensuring Inclusivity in the Modern Workplace

15 October 2024

Accessibility in Hybrid and Remote Learning Solutions: Ensuring Inclusivity in the Modern Workplace

Author: Clifton Clarke

Over the past year, I've spoken with many classes about the shift toward remote work, which is increasingly becoming permanent. Companies are taking different approaches: some have completely ended remote work, requiring employees to return to the office full-time, while others have fully embraced remote work with flexible "essential hours" and virtual communication. As remote work remains popular, it's important to ensure that employee learning adapts to this new...
More Than Two-Thirds of U.S. Companies to Train In-House Talent Amid Cost-Cutting Strategies

17 September 2024

More Than Two-Thirds of U.S. Companies to Train In-House Talent Amid Cost-Cutting Strategies

Author: Heather Nezich

Increasing headcount through the end of 2024 may not be feasible for some U.S. companies, as 33% of hiring managers say budget constraints or the inability to hire is responsible for stagnant or decreasing hiring plans. However, reskilling current employees may be the key to balancing the desire to strengthen workforces while keeping costs in line, according to a recent Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.

The Effectiveness of Training Evaluations

3 September 2024

The Effectiveness of Training Evaluations

Author: Clifton Clarke

There are specific fundamentals that may contribute to the success of training courses and the overall impact your learning strategy is having on employees. Since one of my favorite thought leaders is Stephen Covey, I will borrow one of his “7 habits” to begin our exploration of the fundamentals of training. That habit is number two on his list and it is “Begin with The End in Mind.” To that I say, let us explore the effectiveness of evaluations.
Maximizing L&D Impact: Creative Strategies for HR Leaders on a Budget

13 August 2024

Maximizing L&D Impact: Creative Strategies for HR Leaders on a Budget

Author: Heather Nezich

A recent survey by OverDrive and HR Dive reveals that most organizations recognize the importance of Learning and Development (L&D), as evidenced by their increasing budgets. Currently, 94% of HR leaders express optimism about the future of L&D in their companies, and 71% anticipate budget increases for L&D in the upcoming year. But developing an L&D culture doesn’t require an extravagant budget. For those working with limited resources, there are effective strategies...
The Importance of Upskilling and Reskilling in Learning and Development

30 July 2024

The Importance of Upskilling and Reskilling in Learning and Development

Author: Dana Weidinger

Learning and development (L&D) teams have traditionally aimed to equip workers with the skills needed for their current jobs and future career advancement. While these goals remain true, the rapidly evolving professional landscape has made them moving targets. Today, the skills required for existing roles are constantly changing, and career progression within organizations looks different from the traditional path.

The Genius of the Restaurant Training System

23 July 2024

The Genius of the Restaurant Training System

Author: Clifton Clarke

A few years back, the company I was working for at the time expanded their sales division and promoted one of our best inside sales representatives to manager. Her first hire was a server from a well-known restaurant in the area. As I facilitated her orientation, I was fascinated with the idea that this could work. Afterall, she had no business to business or outside sales experience. She had, at that point, never held a corporate job, working for the last few years as a server. How would...
What States and Jurisdictions Require Harassment Training for Employees?

24 June 2024

What States and Jurisdictions Require Harassment Training for Employees?

Author: Anthony Kaylin

On the ASE hotline, we are often asked which states and jurisdictions require harassment training.  Currently, Michigan does not.  We are still waiting to see what laws will be proposed before the end of year.  The election will likely influence activities by the legislature.

The Role of Training in Building Your Company’s Succession Plan

18 June 2024

The Role of Training in Building Your Company’s Succession Plan

Author: Clifton Clarke

Google defines succession planning as a business strategy companies use to pass leadership roles down to another employee or group of employees. Given the youngest baby boomers are expected to begin retiring in 2031, seven short years from now, companies should begin the process of preparing the next generation of leadership. A seismic shift will begin to take place. Will your company be prepared to seamlessly continue strategic action? Only if you begin soon. This article though, is not...
5 Ways to Create Knowledge Transfer

14 May 2024

5 Ways to Create Knowledge Transfer

Author: Clifton Clarke

No one likes to waste time.  If there is anything we’ve all learned from the Covid-19 crisis, it is that time is very valuable, and in business, that means MONEY.  It also may shock some of you to know that even training professionals don’t like wasting time.  We look for ways in which we can train your employees as fast as possible with the best results possible.  This, for us in the industry, is called Knowledge Transfer.  In other words, how do we make...
A Comprehensive Guide to Upskilling and Reskilling

23 April 2024

A Comprehensive Guide to Upskilling and Reskilling

Author: Heather Nezich

Upskilling and reskilling have become a key objective for today’s workforce. Technological advancements, demographic shifts, and the ever-changing economic landscape demand a workforce that is adaptable, agile, and equipped with the latest skills. As businesses strive to stay competitive and individuals seek to future-proof their careers, the need for continuous learning has never been more crucial for both employers and employees.

Using AI in Training

9 April 2024

Using AI in Training

Author: Clifton Clarke

Everyone is talking about AI! Artificial intelligence is changing our landscape on every level. In the training world, facilitators are starting to rely on its benefits. Here is your cautionary warning and some things to look out for when using AI for training:

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