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The Balance [5 min read]

Training transfer

Training programs play a major role in developing employees. But how do you help your employees apply the skills...

Skills

Entrepreneur [4 min read]

7 ways to turn your employees into high performers

Research shows that challenge and skills development are what create high performing employees. In this Entrepreneur article, Tracy Maylett...

Skills

Carol Dweck [10 min video]

The power of believing you can improve. Carol Dweck, professor of psychology at Stanford University

This talk summarises Carol Dweck’s theory that it is vital to have a growth mindset, in which you understand...