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How important are soft skills in today’s job market?
What really is the most important skill set an employee can have? Is it their education? What about practical trade skills in their field? New research from several online education companies indicates “soft skills,” such as a good attitude, a willingness … Continue reading
Composing An E-mail 101
How many hours do you spend checking your e-mail? Whether it takes you 20 mins or 2 hours to check your e-mail, the use of email has become a way of life. For some, taking their eyes off of their … Continue reading
E-Learning Trends in 2015
As we look back on 2014, the e-learning industry has seen tremendous growth. Companies are using e-learning more and more to improve employee productivity. Within the last year, it is stated that 81% of online learners are generated by companies, with … Continue reading
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A Smile Goes A Long Way – Start 2015 with a Smile!
Did you know that forcing yourself to smile can boost your mood? Or, that smiling is a universal sign of happiness? Within the workplace, smiling can go a long way. As small as it can be, a smile can change … Continue reading
Staying Productive This Holiday Season
Signified as the “busiest time of the year”, everyone is focused on holiday gatherings, shopping, gift giving and to many, vacation time. For some, the change in the weather can present distractions within the workplace. While external and internal stress may … Continue reading
