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Corporate Training Through Distance Learning
Businesses are always looking for effective and ineffective ways to train their employees. Their needs range from orientation to apprenticeships, to sales and communications, through to technical and professional skills training. What they have...
Customer Service Training Tips
Good customer service is the best way to keep customers coming back to your business. super stores that have hundreds of employee's, these companies do not give their workers enough incentive to be customer friendly, and they don't seem to insist...
Increasing the Return on Your Training Investment
Insightful leaders and organizations recognize that training is a valuable tool for personal and professional development and therefore set some sort of an annual training budget. Most everyone I’ve ever talked to has been to both excellent...
Why Your Employees Fear Training (and how to get them to stop!)
Do you remember that fable – one of Aesop’s, maybe – about the Emperor who wore no clothes, and the nice young man that paid the ultimate price for audaciously pointing that out?
Now, let’s fast-forward a few millennia, and recast...
Your 10 F*ree Internet Mar*keting Training Manuals are Waiting for You
"If You had a Dollar for Every Dumb Scam or Scheme You've seen
On The Internet... You Really WOULD Be a Millionaire by Now!"
Haven't you got the picture Yet? The so-called-gurus' claim ALL
you have to do is read their books and their secrets...
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What Cross-cultural Training Can Do for You
International business is more complex than ever before. Success in every sector is now seen in global terms. Yet success in working with colleagues from different cultures is no easy goal. In order to connect, we have to communicate effectively and we can only do this in an atmosphere of mutual respect, understanding and trust. Cross-cultural training
helps you understand the underlying cultural values that drive behaviour—you first understand your own cultural background and then other people’s.
About the Author
Brenda Townsend Hall is a writer and trainer in the field of cross-cultural awareness and business communications. She is an associate member of ITAP Internationa (www.itapintl.com).
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