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Once a month TAT offers FREE Guest Expert Interviews
to our newsletter subscribers. Each interview is about 10-15 minutes.
These interviews will help you do your job better, faster, or cheaper.
Two ways to listen...
- Play Online or ...
- Download to Your Computer and play back
anytime.
Podcasting in Training with Jeff Potocki
Podcasting has become a great tool for trainers. Listen to this interview
to find out what exactly podcasting is, how to do it, and how it can
help your training department.
Business Outreach Librarians as a Resource
Listen as Jennifer Koehane from the Simsbury Public Library in Simsbury,
Connecticut shares a wealth of knowledge on how your local library and
business librarian can help you and your training department. To contact
Jennifer directly please use her email jkeohane@simsburylibrary.info
Spicing Up Classroom Training with Matthea Marquart
Matthea Marquart from BELL (Building Educated Leaders for Life) shares
many wonderful tips on spicing up your classroom training. In this interview
you will find information on activities such as building in pauses for
discussion, visual clues, effective use of games, and using movement
to spice up your training. To contact Matthea directly you can email
her a mattheamarquart@gmail.com.
Team Building with Barbara Collins
In this interview you will find out what a team is, how to lead a successful
one, and the stages of team development; forming, storming, norming,
and performing. To find out more about Barbara please visit her website
at www.hainescentredc.com
Innovation as Improvisation with Izzy Gesell
Izzy is an organizational alchemist who helps individuals and organizations
transform their thinking from commonplace to extraordinary. In this
interview you will find out how improvisation in training is easier
than you think – no improv experience needed! To find out more
about Izzy G and Company visit their website at www.izzyg.com.
The Power of Influence
Join Wally Hauck from Super Training Inc. to hear about how influence,
and not control, will lead to more sustainable and predictable results.
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