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May 30, 2024 Why many U.S. companies are teaching workers English Non-English speakers in the U.S. today earn 40% less than workers who already speak the language proficiently. BY Kimo Kippen Last year, the so-called Great Resignation came to an end as quit rates returned to pre-pandemic levels. But this return to the status quo has … Continue reading Why many U.S. companies are teaching workers English
May 03, 2024 39% of Americans do some kind of gig work. Why aren’t more universities teaching it? Few colleges are preparing students for how to survive in today’s economy, which doesn’t always revolve around 9-to-5 jobs. Some teachers want to change that. BY Shalene Gupta Fletcher Medler, a student at Berklee College of Music, is … Continue reading 39% of Americans do some kind of gig work. Why aren’t more universities teaching it?
Gretchen Gordon — May 2, 2017 Follow @BraveheartSales— May 2, 2017 It has been said that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. As this axiom relates to salespeople, it is sometimes true and sometimes untrue. The outcome can be determined by which category the salesperson falls into. In other words, in which kind … Continue reading Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks
Tim Matthews — December 19, 2016 Follow @timmatthewssv— December 19, 2016 Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes Even an old dog can learn a new trick. Can marketers change? Are we non-millennials doomed to fade from the scene, our old ways weighing us down like a boat anchor? While it may be true that a leopard … Continue reading Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks: How to Transform into a SaaS Marketer
Are you getting the most out of your social data? Columnist Benjamin Spiegel summarizes a SocialPro session that included some surprising data-driven findings. Benjamin Spiegel on July 8, 2016 at 9:39 am I had the pleasure of attending Chris Kerns’s session on “What Your Social Data Should Be Teaching You” at Marketing Land’s SocialPro 2016 … Continue reading SocialPro 2016 recap: What Your Social Data Should Be Teaching You
by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (October 30, 2015) Intelligent automation will become the next tool for online advertising. A team of researchers at Google demonstrated an artificially intelligent system a few months ago that could reliably identify a mountain-unicycling video, demonstrating the implications of recurrent neural networks (RNN), which will use an internal memory to process sequences … Continue reading Teaching Artificial Intelligence To Search, Target Ads Based On Memory
by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (October 29, 2015) Intelligent automation will become the next tool for online advertising. A team of researchers at Google demonstrated an artificially intelligent system a few months ago that could reliably identify a mountain-unicycling video, demonstrating the implications of recurrent neural networks (RNN), which will use an internal memory to process sequences … Continue reading Teaching Artificial Intelligence To Search, Target Ads Based On Memory
Louisa ChanJuly 28, 2015 Mention online training and you may still be greeted by a frown. Some individuals, SMEs, and Corporations still view this as a less preferred way of learning. Yet, according to research done by the Ambient Insights, Asia is projected to have the highest growth rate for eLearning, aka online learning (see figure below). Dig … Continue reading Are You Starting Your Own Online Teaching Business?
Jeff DeGraffApril 29, 2015 How do you teach creativity? I’ve had to work through this issue for over 25 years. In 1990, I returned to being a professor after taking five years off to be a senior executive in what was an entrepreneurial company when I started and multibillion dollar multinational corporation when I left … Continue reading The Secret to Teaching Creativity at Business School
Dave BrockApril 8, 2015 We’ve all heard the phrase, “You can’t teach old dogs new tricks.” It could be rephrased, “You can’t teach ‘old’ business people new tricks.” If this really were true, then every business is condemned to failure. No organization can sustain itself and grow, unless they are committed to learn, change, execute, … Continue reading Teaching “Old Dogs New Tricks”
