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Effective Workplace Training: May 2011
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Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Review: A Straight-forward, Affordable Approach to Work Readiness Training. Training approach: demonstrated competencies. It is not enough to teach employees and have them pass assessment and/or certification tests. They need to demonstrate what they learn in the workplace. Training manual: “How to Get, Keep and Be Well Paid on the Job” ( http:/ www.outskirtspress.com/Goldberg. You could also add: unless prior arrangements were made with the employee's supervisor and/or unless the...
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Effective Workplace Training: Managers and Entrepreneurs Need Training Too
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Sunday, July 15, 2012. Managers and Entrepreneurs Need Training Too. In today's economy more and more people are turning to entrepreneurship as job replacement. This is true for two instances:. People who can not get jobs and need to start their own business to earn money. People who are under-employed and need to start part-time businesses to supplement their income. Before starting a business keep in mind that:. 50% fail in the first year. And that the main reasons business fail are:. You can check out...
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Effective Workplace Training: Review: A Straight-forward, Affordable Approach to Work Readiness Training
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Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Review: A Straight-forward, Affordable Approach to Work Readiness Training. Training approach: demonstrated competencies. It is not enough to teach employees and have them pass assessment and/or certification tests. They need to demonstrate what they learn in the workplace. Training manual: “How to Get, Keep and Be Well Paid on the Job” ( http:/ www.outskirtspress.com/Goldberg. You could also add: unless prior arrangements were made with the employee's supervisor and/or unless the...
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Effective Workplace Training: ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009. ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE. I recently published a series of three blog entries for Jobing.com. The entries went over very well and were featured in the Jobing.com newsletters for both employers and job seekers so I’m going to share the “meat” of those blogs here. Before summarizing the information below I want to point out that the ethics example used comes from my book, How to Get, Keep and Be Well Paid in a Job. Or leave a message on 561-842-9942. PART III- My Final Remarks.
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Effective Workplace Training: July 2012
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Sunday, July 15, 2012. Managers and Entrepreneurs Need Training Too. In today's economy more and more people are turning to entrepreneurship as job replacement. This is true for two instances:. People who can not get jobs and need to start their own business to earn money. People who are under-employed and need to start part-time businesses to supplement their income. Before starting a business keep in mind that:. 50% fail in the first year. And that the main reasons business fail are:. You can check out...
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Effective Workplace Training: Jay Goldberg's Ten Rules for Supervisors to Ensure a Harmonious and Successful Workplace
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Thursday, December 24, 2009. Jay Goldberg's Ten Rules for Supervisors to Ensure a Harmonious and Successful Workplace. When you read books on management you find that there are different, often conflicting management philosophies. I will go one step further and suggest that every business needs to establish a management philosophy that it expects all its supervisors and managers to follow. This eliminates the inconsistencies not only by one manager, but across the entire business. Many workplaces value t...
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Effective Workplace Training: February 2010
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010. Job Talk with Jill and Jay, Part Radio Talk Show, Part On-line Training. Hello For those of you have been following my blog entries, which started in June of 2008, you can hear the voice behind the writer by clicking on the Blog Talk Radio Player in the right hand column of this page. My entries here have ranged from:. Advice for the job seeker, the employee looking to grow in his or her job, and current or future managers;. And my consulting business, DTR Inc. Episode 2 is sch...
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Effective Workplace Training: THERE IS A RIGHT WAY AND A WRONG WAY TO TEACH WORK READINESS
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Monday, July 14, 2008. THERE IS A RIGHT WAY AND A WRONG WAY TO TEACH WORK READINESS. When I was hired to develop a work readiness curriculum in 2002 there were already a number of established work readiness training programs. With employers complaining very loudly about the lack of job skills and poor workplace behaviors by their employees in focus groups throughout the country, I knew I had to develop more than a curriculum; I needed to create a new way to deliver work readiness training. It means that ...
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Effective Workplace Training: Effective Training Results in Lower Costs and Additional Revenue, So During Tough Economic Times Why Are Companies Cutting Training Staff and Budgets?
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Thursday, January 29, 2009. Effective Training Results in Lower Costs and Additional Revenue, So During Tough Economic Times Why Are Companies Cutting Training Staff and Budgets? While I think cutting off/tremendously reducing government funds for economic development, especially in economically tough times is poor policy, I just cannot understand this movement by businesses away from training. The situation reminds me about how corporations used to view service delivery. However, when the bottom line is...