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The beginning of Docebo’s multi-product journey

Docebo

The sun beat through the windows on our backs, glueing our shirts to our skin as we waited for our executive leaders to join us. We trusted leadership, but wanted to see what it looked like in practice. . We were curious but cautious. But for a long time, we didn’t get to see anything.

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Another quest, this time in Japan

eFront

A trip over to the land of the rising sun, to meet local business people, uncover opportunities for partnerships for eFront and hopefully uncover some of Japan’s hidden treasures. On the business-side of things, it seems that Japanese people are hard to “win” as partners; once trust is there however, they are loyal. Japan-style.

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The Customer Education Experts Directory

learnWorlds

Cross-cultural communication. Top Customer Success culture and methodologies. About: Daniel has an extensive knowledge of Customer Education having worked as Director, Head, and Manager of Customer Education at Asana, Optimizely, and Culture Amp. Trust, Neuroscience, and the Customer Experience with Ed Powers. Innovation.

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Free learning & development webinars for July 2021

Limestone Learning

But there are still plenty of worthwhile events if you’d like to get out of the sun (or away from work) for an hour. You’ll also discover how laughter can be used to build trust and camaraderie among diverse teams in the workplace. Either way, it’s good to change gears once in a while. And it’s nice to be distracted from 35°C heat!

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The beginning of Docebo’s multi-product journey

Docebo

The sun beat through the windows on our backs, glueing our shirts to our skin as we waited for our executive leaders to join us. We trusted leadership, but wanted to see what it looked like in practice. . We were curious but cautious. But for a long time, we didn’t get to see anything.

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Team Learning Up With Talent

CLO Magazine

These platforms and the informal learning and mentoring they enable make it necessary for learning leaders to work more closely with employees and business units to build content and create a culture where people turn to each other for help and knowledge-sharing instead of the learning department.

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Free L&D webinars for November 2020

Limestone Learning

“ Leaves, tree, red ” by Peng Sun is licensed by Pixabay. Leaders can deepen their use of technology and learn how to show up with presence to build credibility and trust with their teams, clients and colleagues by using virtual connection tools to build relationships, support and motivate your team. Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020, 9 a.m.–10

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