All students who take a Subject Specific class are eligible to earn 0.5 of a Continuing Education Credits (CEU).
You must score 80% or higher to obtain a passing mark for the class. This completion entitles you to receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate will also highlight the number of CEU’s you have earned.
Human-Centered Design Achieved through Cognitive Technology
When organizations are viewed as a human-centered system, advanced cognitive measurement creates two transformative performance levers: Performance understanding is moved upstream to the mind-body connection A productivity multiplier is developed by corporate talent and teams working in unison at the highest efficiency across the business and outward to customers Achieving these competitive advantages starts with […]
Measuring ROI on Your Learning Without Scars Training Investment
Aloha, We like to reach out regularly to our clients using our learning products. We are pleased to tell you more about the Portal through which you are able to access the information about your employees. We have created a Data Analytics Portal through which you can follow the progress of each of your employees. […]
No Silver Bullet
Lessons about how to create safety from the history of fire Reality is a dangerous place. From the dawn of humanity, we have faced the hazards of nature: fire, flood, disease, famine. Better technology and infrastructure have made us safer from many of these risks—but have also created new risks, from boiler explosions to carcinogens […]
Customer Satisfaction Surveys
How Dealers Can Stop Losing Customers and Build Stronger Relationships Equipment dealers operate in a relationship driven business. Customers rely on their dealer not just for equipment, but for service support, parts availability, and long-term reliability. When those expectations start to slowly slip, customers may not tell you directly. Instead, they begin to pull back, […]
Before Work – Productive Things to Start Your Day
Over the course of my work life, now spanning sixty years, I have always been an early riser. That still seems strange to me in that one of the things I did to pay my way through university was to play the piano in a bar. I finished typically at 4:00 AM. I was still […]
A Familiar Industry, A New Chapter
The heavy equipment industry has a way of sticking with you. Years ago, I had the opportunity to serve as Vice President of Human Resources at Kirby-Smith Machinery. Like many good stories in this industry, that chapter started with relationships – specifically, being introduced to Ron Slee, someone whose leadership, industry knowledge, and commitment to […]