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 | TRAINING DELIVERY GUIDE 
The Training Delivery Guide is a tremendous planning support that can help trainers and training managers reach sound, justifiable answers that are suitable for their participants and organizations. |
| WORKING ACROSS GENERATIONS
I am pleased to recommend this learning program to anyone who plans for or manages the challenges inherent in communications between different generations. |
| Knowledge Bank
Knowledge Bank, an online collection of best practices on a variety of topics, is a great fit with the needs of its intended audience: training or organizational development professionals. HR generalists should take advantage of the 14-day free trial to see if expected use justifies the cost. |
| Asktheheadhunter.com
I find Asktheheadhunter.com to be one of the most effective easy-to-use sites on the web for job seekers at every level. |
| Intent vs. Impact
The Intent vs. Impact courses are as close to face-to-face training as technology can get. They are examples of cost-effective learning technology at its best. My recommendation is an enthusiastic yes! |
| Virtual Leader (updated)
Virtual Leader is an exquisite program based on sound leadership and management principles.The ability to practice and develop skills and knowledge without destroying the company and crushing individual morale is priceless. |
| Executive Challenge (updated)
Executive Challenge beats "The Apprentice" hands down without "the Donald" saying, "You're fired!" Teams compete against each other to secure venture capital money for their software startup. |
| Retaining Talent
At $195 per user per year, I believe Retaining Talent is an excellent value. Not only will your learners get a very engaging online experience, but they will also have access to the tools and resources for an entire year. Along with the pre- and post-meetings to foster dialogue and encourage peer coaching, this program can bring awareness as well as change to your organization. |
| Developing as a Leader Suite, Part I
This review covers the first four courses of the HBSP online leadership suite: Leading with Emotional Intelligence, Influencing and Motivating Others, Managing Change, and Decision Making. These courses uphold the Harvard Business School tradition of reaching out to middle managers. They don't neglect aspects of leadership, such as emotional intelligence, that are frowned on by traditionalists. |
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