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.
Creators and Critics
I got an email this morning from Patrick Sweeney of Caliper. Caliper does terrific work in the areas of Human Resources, Organizational Development and Recruitment to name just a few of their areas of interest. Patrick asked that we read his blog – Creators, Collaborators and Critics. It is terrific and well worth your time […]
Education Step #5
Yesterday I talked about the changing approach being taken regarding University education. In the commercial world there has been a serious reduction in training at all job levels in companies. It has been determined that employee training is a discretionary expense. It can be deferred or discontinued. Back in the 1990’s we started many of […]
Education Step #4
Have you noticed the accelerated interest in online education at the University level? It seems that the world of teachers is starting to get the message that the cost of school at the University level has gotten out of hand ever since the federal government started to offer lower interest loans than the banks. The […]
Proactive Parts Programs
For some time I have pushed to turn the parts department into a sales force. In many cases this is a terrifying thought. The counter and telephone sales personnel are scared to make outbound phone calls. However, there is another device you can use to see if they can sell or not. Sell boot or […]
Book of the Week
I have made reference a few times in the past week to the terrific now book by Gary Hamel – What Matters Now. How about we use that as our book of the week. It is topical and right on point to the world we live in today. A wonderful read. The time is now.
Book of the Week
don’t forget your comments on the Patrick Lencioni book The Three Signs of a Miserable Job. How did you like it. Anonymity Irrelevance Immeasurability Did any of those points make sense to you? Have you ever experienced them yourself? The time is now.