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If you are entering the world of eLearning as an instructor, you have probably read a lot about it, including a number of articles and posts that provide tips for creating, delivering, and evaluating your course. Still, you are nervous – it’s the first time for you, and you want to get it right. Read More

There’s something really disheartening about reaching the end of a workday and feeling as if you didn’t accomplish much. What many people fail to realize is that it is the little things you do — or don’t do — each day that impact productivity more than any major crisis situation.
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In 2014, 40% of employees who left their positions did so within the first 6 months of their hiring. This is a pretty staggering percentage and should tell organizations that their recruitment and employment practices may be flawed. It takes time and money to recruit and hire, not to mention the di Read More

Last century, it was the extrovert we valued – that outgoing, gregarious individual who had strong and aggressive leadership skills, who never met a “stranger,” who could make the hard sale, and whose personality was “all over the workplace.” The 21st century - is the century of the introvert. Read More

7 self improvement books that are rather diverse of others:
They are short, or they have, within the longer page counts, great stories and examples that will hold interest.
The advice is realistic and practical – things that can be implemented by the average person right now. Read More

Here are five books that you must read if you are in any way considering an entrepreneurial career path. Read More

Here are ten things that you can do to show your customers the love that they deserve. Read More