If you are not happy with the results below please do another search
Thoughts on our Resources I don’t know if you have noticed but we have been quite busy over the past few months. I wanted to bring it to your attention and provide you with some suggestions going forward. As you know at Learning Without Scars, we have three purposes and main goals. To transfer wisdom […]
Reading is so much more than an enjoyable pastime. Reading can broaden the foundation we use to build our knowledge, taking our learning to the next level. Tonight, quickly, I want to share with you all that we have resources available. For quick bites, if you’re pressed for time, we have an entire library of […]
This is a Page excerpt. It will be displayed for search results
Guest writer Jim Dettore returns to emphasize the importance of training in this week’s blog post: “The Growing Technician Shortage in the Construction, Equipment, Gas Compression, Marine, and Mining Industries.” Training Matters More Than Ever! The construction, equipment, gas compression, marine, and mining industries are all facing a critical challenge: a severe shortage of skilled […]
This is a Page excerpt. It will be displayed for search results
Our new guest writers, Jordan Arsenault and Nick Mavrick bring big data to their first blog post for Learning Without Scars, “How Construction Equipment Dealers Can Succeed (Or Fail) Faster.” Don’t dig for data. Let data dig for you. Big trouble: that’s how we are ending 2024, most economists agree. Inflation, investment bubbles, over-the-top government […]
Why India is Poised to Become a Global Manufacturing Hub Our new guest writer Sanjay Pendharkar is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in sales and business development across India and South East Asia. His expertise spans market research, channel partner management, and strategic business growth. After 32 years with JCB, Sanjay […]
What Would You Have Done Differently? Guest writer Tom Barry is here today with a tale from the trenches: “What Would You Have Done Differently?” As the saying goes sometimes, you learn the hard way… The business brevity concise version of my learning takeaway was – ‘Trust but Verify’! I admit that I should have […]