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.
The Infinite Game – Simon Sinek
The Infinite Game – Simon Sinek Branch Operations. In most dealerships the senior management structures are similar. There is a President, perhaps a CEO, in larger dealers a COO, followed by the Departmental Executives. There are numerous customer facing functions, and support facing functions. The “Executives” focus on goals and objectives and market share. That […]
Focusing on the Job – the PSP Program
Focusing on the Job – the PSP program. Continuing to define and describe what we do at Learning Without Scars takes us to our position of providing a pathway for employee development at their individual job functions. Most Industry and Wholesaler Learning Programs are focused on parts product training and department management. At the AED […]
Building Blocks – the LOD program
Building Blocks – the LOD program. Last week we gave you an update on “Where Are We Now” with Learning Without Scars. This week we show you our Learning On Demand product – LOD. This is our learning structure which uses “building blocks.” Learning On Demand is a subject specific class, there are currently 81 […]
A Guest Blog from Ed Gordon
“Ignoring America’s Talent Desert Won’t Solve the Problem!” Reports of talent shortages continue to proliferate: The National Association of Manufacturers reported an all-time record high of over 500,000 vacant positions (September 2019). A National Association of Home Builders Survey found that over half of contractors had shortages in 12 of the 16 categories of […]
Where Are We Today?
What Is Your Why?
What Is Your Why? Why do we do what we do? This is a question that is often asked of classroom teachers. I disagree with the motivation behind what we do being something we deliberately overlook. In every career, it is important to understand YOUR why. We can all say what we do, we can […]