We’re heading into the warm season, and searing-hot days lie ahead. But first we have to get through some soggy springtime weather here and there. If you’re stuck inside because it’s too rainy for a walk, why not use the time for a free webinar? There’s a good selection this month to get you thinking about the business of learning and development.
Read MoreHere we are in the throes of tax season, waiting with bated breath for vaccine news, recovering from housefuls of kids over spring break — and trying to cram a full work week in before the Easter Bunny comes. If you can catch a breath this month, give yourself an hour to attend a free webinar. It may give you some new ideas, and even some time management tips.
Read MoreSpring — or the idea of spring — has been teasing us lately. Bring on the crocuses, daffodils and allergies! It’s worth it to feel the sun and have that sense of new growth that comes with spring. If you feel sunny and ready to learn something new, why not sign up for one of the free webinars being offered this month?
Read MoreFebruary may be short, but all the better to get us into spring. This little month packs a whirlwind of free webinars to keep your motivation up — that is, if you have the time to tune in. There are some gems, though, so it’s worth checking out and spending a strategic hour or two learning something new!
Read More2020 turned us upside down and inside out. We learned how to work differently, and in many cases better. We accepted difficulty with grace. The sense of renewal and hope that comes with a new year has never been more welcome. We look forward to new connections, new projects and new learning. A little inspiration always helps.
Read MoreGoodbye to the strangest year ever! As much as 2020 shook everyone up, it also presented opportunities to think differently about how we work and how we learn. The sudden pivot to virtual wasn’t without glitches, but it was a good dress rehearsal for a slick virtually all-virtual 2021 conference slate. Training & Development conferences have never been more accessible. So double down on this year’s offerings — because we’re all in this together.
Read MoreHow can it be December? We’re navigating some interesting times, and it doesn’t hurt to pick up some extra skills and knowledge so we can meet the challenges head-on. Spending an hour with a free webinar might be a good place to start. Not only will you pick up some new ideas — you’ll have online L&D experts to keep you company if you’re working from home.
Read MoreThere’s a chill in the air — time to don a fleecy warm mask! This is always a great time of year to stay inside, and we’ve had plenty of encouragement this year to do just that. What a great time to catch up on work and even do a bit of professional development.
Read MoreNothing is routine this year! It’s been a year full of surprises and challenges, and L&D professionals everywhere have had to respond quickly to changing demand. If you’re worried about keeping up, why not check out a free webinar? October’s crop of events is full of information and tips to stay productive, even in uncertain times.
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