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Marketers and trainers are the storytellers of your org
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Tagged marketing, measurement, qualitiative, quantitative, storytelling, training
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I’ve been mulling this question over for days, asking people for input, reading on it…. Are marketers and trainers the storytellers of an organization? This video showed up in my stream today, and it makes me believe that I’m on … Continue reading
Let’s get content out of silos (aka what needs to be done to make content marketing work)
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Tagged content marketing, feudalism, l&d, marketing, silos, training
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Last week when I was at the FSU Instructional System’s anniversary conference, I begged people in the program to stop thinking their skills are only useful in the Learning and Development organizations. I have been thinking a lot about the … Continue reading
Good things on the horizon – courtesy of Inktank |
All good things must come to an end they say. And for me, one of those things ended last Friday…..which was my last day at Dell. I had a great experience at Dell. I was there to see them launch … Continue reading
Blogging as Reflective Practice
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Tagged blogging, education, reflective practice, training
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I’ve been mulling this post over for a few days now. But after reading some of Harold Jarche’s posts, I have decided now is not the time to be scared to speak up. 🙂 I know everyone does not understand … Continue reading