An older woman who dares sounds a lot like a fantastic trainer
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Human resources, Training & development
A post by my new friend Sam made me think about how the qualities of an older woman who dares are similar to the qualities of a trainer who dares (indented parallel bits are mine, the rest is Sam’s). An older woman who dares A trainer who dares Is eager to explore the unknown. Is […]
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A trainer’s tale of a Social Media Halloween grab bag
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Communication, Training & development
While much of the planet is now accessible via social media it still feels like a Halloween grab bag. You remember the kind when you were a kid? You’d reach into a dark space, touch something (usually spaghetti masquerading as brains) and you’d have to figure out what it was. That’s what social media can […]
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