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Entenda o que é o Mapa de Empatia e para que serve. Veja um passo a passo de como utilizá-lo para encontrar o perfil do seu cliente.
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I've done it, and if you've ever got a stack of feedback forms after a presentation, you've probably done it. You go through all the feedback forms ignoring the "Great job" "Learnt a lot" comments and go straight for the form that declares: "That was a load of mumbo jumbo". And then you flagellate yourself. You obsess
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Let's discuss about few tips through which you can easily convert your content into an eLearning course.
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Whether you’ve burned out, just starting out, starting over, or even if you’ve had success beyond your wildest dreams, that question always remains: “How do you keep going?” This is a list of 10 things that have worked for me. I hope you’ll find a few things worth stealing:
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You can emerge as an effective trailblazer in your office by being true to yourself and constantly learning. Start by watching these short lectures and embodying their lessons.
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Carol Dweck: The Power of Believing That You Can Improve.
Sam Richards: A Radical Experiment in Empathy. Angela Lee Duckworth: The Key To Success? Grit. Srikumar Rao: Plug Into Your Hard-Wired Happiness. David Marquet: How Great Leaders Serve Others. Ramsey Musallam: 3 Rules to Spark Learning. Linda Cliatt-Wayman: How to Fix a Broken School? Mike Brady and Dion Drew: Hiring the Unemployable. Brené Brown: The Power of Vulnerability. Yves Morieux: How Too Many Rules at Work Keep You From Getting Things Done.
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This course provides resources for first-year college students on the path to academic and life success. Time management, effective methods of communication, career exploration, and practical tools for academic achievement are a few of the topic areas covered.
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Easy, straightforward techniques to jumpstart innovative thinking and surface new, brilliant ideas.
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Humor is something that transcends most barriers. It is a common unification; a concept understood by all. Despite this, there exists a large portion of th
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Wakes up your brain, shows that multitasking is not recommended.
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Getting into flipped learning videos for the first time? Here is a guide to get you out of the gates and into the fun world of flipped learning! |
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We look at the best company culture videos to see what they reveal about their organizational culture, with tips on how to make a great company video.
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Years ago, when I was a junior UX designer at an agency, I worked on a team with a vocal software engineer. The software engineer regularly raised concerns about our “broken process.” He said our…
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A free 120-page illustrated guide for non-designers on how to create stunning slide decks, with dozens of visual examples, cheat sheets, and step-by-step
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Paul "Torrance pinpointed 18 cognitive skills that are part of the creative thinking process. They include humor, imagination, originality, and synthesizing. For the sake of simplicity, let’s take humor as an example.In what ways might I incorporate humor to heighten my team’s anticipation about our upcoming strategic planning meeting? " Via Jim Lerman
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How to adapt group activities to make sure all voices are heard
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How Storytelling Can Improve Business Communication And Transform Workplaces
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A look at creative thinking including its attributes, why employers value creative thinkers, and various examples.
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When we hear or see the term ‘design thinking’ the first thing that often comes to mind is graphic design or web design — things that are more concerned about the visual aspect. While the approach…
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We believe in playfulness. An international gathering for people who share the idea that playing is a great way to teach, learn and understand!
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If you want to hold brainstorms that unearth better, more creative ideas, it all starts with the number of people in the room.
That’s my first tip for you: Follow the “pizza rule” for brainstorming. If you’re unfamiliar with the “pizza rule,” it’s the idea that if you have more people in a room than you could feed with a pizza, there are too many people in that room to hold a productive meeting.
The same rule goes for a brainstorming session: If you’ve got a dozen people sitting around a table, expect a really long list of truly mediocre ideas.
So, what else can you do other than bribe a group of two to six people with pizza to unearth good ideas? So glad you asked. Via The Learning Factor
Andrea Ross's curator insight,
March 27, 2018 6:21 AM
As a High D/I on the DiSC model I've always loved a good brainstorming session. Nice little article to get you thinking and perhaps change things up a little in the boardroom. Also check out Edward De Bono's 6 Thinking Hats book - fast and effective way to problem solve involving brainstorming that you might also like to read. Have a great week ahead.
CCM Consultancy's curator insight,
April 1, 2018 2:33 AM
Squashing bad ideas could lead people to fear speaking up, missing out on good ideas as a result. But if you’re giving every idea equal due regardless of merit, then you get off-track real fast and end up down a bad idea rabbit hole. |