In today’s work environment, there’re more demands for leaders than ever; leaders to lead organizations, teams, and even projects. As a result of these demands, leaders are being promoted...

Brain Rules, a 2008 book by John Medina, identifies 12 insights into how the brain works. Not only is his book entertaining and a fascinating read, it also provides some valuable tools to...

Hiring decisions are among the most important you can make at work, because the costs associated with a bad hire are astronomical. Selecting a bad seed can have a profoundly toxic impact...

Elaine Biech has been one of the people I find myself looking to for insight and information. I know this because at the 2007 ASTD ICE in Atlanta, she took the time to talk to me during an...

When working on learning and development projects, many professionals immediately race to create course materials and roll out initiatives without upfront analysis of what is driving the...

The U.S. healthcare system is undergoing rapid transformation, from a payment system that is fee-for-service to a patient outcome-based model that includes incorporating patient...

Karl offers three steps to getting started with designing games for learning.

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