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How can L&D better support learners and employees in a post-pandemic world? Check out this podcast with our Director of Training Manager Development, @AmyCPTM, as she dives into the future of the corporate training industry. @SoftEd ow.ly/5Ufk50Dy9er
Dr. Amy DuVernet retweeted
There are concrete steps you can take to conquer your first year as a learning leader. Consider this checklist your guide. @AmyCPTM #Landd #trainingmanagers #corporatetraining ow.ly/O8bi50Dti6g
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SIOP members have received an email invitation to participate in the 2021 SIOP Membership Survey. It is only conducted once every 3 years, so input from all members is critically important – please respond today!
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The latest issue of Training Industry Magazine is now available! This edition examines key practices and strategies to build a great training organization. ow.ly/Fqax50BsR8s #TIMagazine
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Effective #racialbias training can help learning leaders eliminate racism in the workplace. ow.ly/ZckQ50AF8MQ #TIpod @AuthorTRHorne @DrRusslogic @ValerieDejoie @tarynoesch @sarahgallo22
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Wed. is the centennial of #womenssuffrage in the U.S.! To celebrate, we’re giving away a free download of our research on women’s access to #leadershipdevelopment. Click here and use code VOTE2020 to access the report, a $245 value! #WomensVote100 ow.ly/tb7v50B4zzp
Dr. Amy DuVernet retweeted
Lori Laughlin was just sentenced to 2 months in jail.
Earlier this year, the Manhattan DA recommended one year jail for a man who stole cough syrup and toothpaste from a Duane Reade.
There are two systems of justice in this county and this is yet another example.
Dr. Amy DuVernet retweeted
If you're in a state where you have the option to vote early, do that now. The more votes in early, the less likely you're going to see a last minute crunch, both at polling places and in states where mail-in ballots are permitted. Then tell everyone you know.
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When leaders manage performance on a regular basis, they can address performance issues proactively. As a result, teams are better positioned to achieve their goals. ow.ly/RFa550AQtdC #performancemanagement #leadership #management #managers
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Trump commutes the prison sentence of Roger Stone while the officers that killed Breonna Taylor are still free. The two systems of justice in this country must end.
Dr. Amy DuVernet retweeted
If your loved ones look to Donald Trump for covid guidance, tell them to do exactly what he does: Only interact, eat, and stand within 30 feet of people who are tested daily, and otherwise isolate at home unless traveling by private jet amongst people who are also tested daily.
Dr. Amy DuVernet retweeted
So there was some "discussion" at SIOP about our use of the #siop20 logo not being good for our highly unofficial and clearly terrifying event, so I deleted the last tweet and updated. I think it's still pretty clear though. Join us Monday at 2PM EDT! youtube.com/c/richardlanders…
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Stay home unless it’s essential. Wear a mask if you go out. If you congregate, do it outside, ideally with plenty of open space. This will not be forever, but patience now and listening to scientists will ultimately save hahahahahahahaha who am I kidding you don’t fucking care.
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This “confession” is incredible - it is an #iopsych morality tale about broken training, culture, team management, and appraisal, at a minimum, plus a clear need for transformative leadership and job redesign. This is what can happen when #iopsych fails. medium.com/@OfcrACab/confess…
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It would be great if there were people you could call for help that didn’t bring guns.
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Holy crap. We're not even through the first half of the year, but the emotional exhaustion from 2020 so far has been...
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If a man casually snuffs out another man’s life on film he should be tried for murder.
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Many #training companies are offering products and services for free to help organizations respond to the #coronavirus pandemic and the impact it's having on businesses. Here are some of those resources. ow.ly/M2DG50yR0DM #COVID19 #remotework #virtualwork #onlinetraining














