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How Do Potential Employees Find Careers in Today’s World? Through the past month or so Ed Gordon has been exposing his Job Shock series. A very sobering critique of the labor market and the potential employees out there today. Most of the dealers that I talk with these days are extremely concerned with their inability […]
How to map out a strategy to build a culture of respect In this week’s guest post, Sonya Law explains how to map out a strategy to build a culture of respect in your organization. Respect helps us to treat our most valuable resource – our people – in a way that shows they matter […]
Parts Campaigns and Promotions This week, owner and managing director Ron Slee talks to readers about the importance of campaigns and promotions in your parts department. Have you ever considered the counter or telephone sales job functions at an equipment dealership? High stress, work comes in tsunamis, or there is a lull in the action […]
Job Shock, Part Three Edward E. Gordon, the founder and president of Imperial Consulting Corporation in Chicago, has consulted with leaders in business, education, government, and non-profits for over 50 years. As a writer, researcher, speaker, and consultant he has helped shape policy and programs that advance talent development and regional economic growth. This week, he […]
Imagination CAN Provoke Performance. Tonight, our founder and managing executive Ron Slee describes for readers the different ways that our imagination can provoke performance. As we continue to develop products within our Learning Without Scars employee development platform, I am constantly pushing to find the tools and the means to provoke individual performance from the […]
Universal Design and the Classroom of Everywhere In tonight’s post, Caroline explains some of the elements that take place behind content creation in Universal Design and the Classroom of Everywhere. One of the downsides in education is that we love, and I do mean LOVE, our buzzwords. We really do like to assign a catchy […]
Communication Vehicles When I talk about Communication Vehicles, I am talking about Blogs, Podcasts and Newsletter. The world has truly changed. I was first on the Internet in 1973 with a business called I.P Sharp Associates. Ian Sharp tried to bring me on with his Company but I was having too much fun and learning […]
Distance Learning Victories In tonight’s post, Caroline shares the news of victories in the area of distance learning. As early adopters of the virtual classroom, we know a few things about that here at LWS. As we all know, it’s been more than a year since the world as we knew it closed down, including […]
The Power of Your Potential I like to tell the story of a young person, at the age of sixteen, being told that they have a lot of potential. That person feels proud and is happy with themselves. Then talking to the same person when they are at the age of sixty-six and saying the […]
A Pathway to Purpose Through Learning We are all consumed with plans and budgets and objectives. We do them predictably and rigorously at least once a year. Most of us have mission statements and vision statements posted on boards throughout the company. Yet I wonder how many of us have a purpose. Not only that, […]