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.
People…
People… Guest writer Andy Fanter returns tonight with a blog about people…not to worry, it’s a good thing. Connections and relationships with people matter, at work or outside of it. Back in 2018 I hunted with a friend who manages thousands of acres for non-resident landowners. This involves mowing, planting food plots, building duck and […]
Navigating hidden fees in transportation fleet leasing agreements
Navigating hidden fees in transportation fleet leasing agreements Trucking Industry expert Bob Rutherford shares an article from Brian Antonellis on the financial side of the industry: “Navigating hidden fees in transportation fleet leasing agreements.” Throughout 2024, one of the most discussed topics across industries has been “hidden fees.” Both consumers and businesses are increasingly frustrated […]
Are driver-facing cameras becoming a necessity?
Are driver-facing cameras becoming a necessity? Trucking Industry expert and Learning Without Scars guest writer Bob Rutherford shares an article this week by Angela Coker Jones. In the trucking industry, one potential safety tool is hotly debated: are driver-facing cameras becoming a necessity? Dash cameras have been on the market for years now – many […]
How Dealers Can Better Understand Their Customers
How Dealers Can Better Understand Their Customers Guest writer Debbie Frakes shares a blog this week to further highlight the importance of the customer satisfaction survey in, “How Dealers Can Better Understand Their Customers.” One of the most powerful tools that equipment dealers have at their disposal is customer satisfaction surveys. They are the best […]
Beyond the Annual Review: Emphasizing Continuous Feedback
Beyond the Annual Review: Emphasizing Continuous Feedback Guest writer Kurt Pease offers a blog on how to lead in your business in, “Beyond the Annual Review: Emphasizing Continuous Feedback.” For years I dreaded my performance annual review, fearing a negative evaluation. I worked hard throughout the year, but due to a lack of timely feedback, […]
The Aftermath: Who is to Blame, Microsoft or CrowdStrike or both?
The Aftermath: Who is to Blame, Microsoft or CrowdStrike or both? Guest writer Kevin Landers asks the question we all have asked after the recent CrowdStrike failures in, “The Aftermath: Who is to Blame, Microsoft or CrowdStrike or both?” The recent lawsuit and threat of additional legal action by Delta has left many questioning who […]