We’ve all heard of Software as a Service. But at ADVISA, we’re redefining SaaS to Science as a Service. And when we say science, we’re talking about the science of behavior. Just like a software application that makes life easier, we believe behavioral science can help leaders understand the learning styles of their team to accelerate
Thank you for joining us—either in-person or from afar—for #Yellowship18! The final day of the conference was the perfect conclusion to our journey. Here are a few takeaways from the last day of Yellowship: We were inspired to learn. “It’s not that people are too busy to come to training, they aren’t seeing how it
The first day of Yellowship was smooth sailing! Our time together was full of energy, learning, and fellowship. We’re excited to see you tomorrow to conclude our voyage. Thanks for being a part of the Yellowship crew! Here are some highlights from our day: We learned how great teams Do Better Work. “Psychological safety is
Yellowship begins on Tuesday—and we cannot wait to have so many of our favorite customers and friends join our crew here in Indy. Before departing for Yellowship, here are a few things to remember: With a jam-packed agenda that features 5 inspirational keynotes, 15 engaging breakouts, and more than 30 contributing speakers—there’s something at Yellowship
Our mission at Lessonly is simple. We help people do better work so they can live better lives. That idea of doing better work has inspired us this year as we continue to build online training software that empowers millions of people to learn, practice, and perform at work. The average adult spends 60% of
Sam works as a customer service representative for a large national bank. He receives a notification from the company’s chatbot about an interaction with a long-time customer, Linda. Sam immediately notices that Linda visited a branch to inquire about a new credit card and applied for one through their website last night. Sam takes over
I wrote last week about appreciation. As of late, I’ve been captivated by The Thin Book of Appreciative Inquiry. One of Lessonly’s customers recommended it to me, and it continues to move and challenge me. The “thin book” descriptor is accurate: It’s just sixty pages. But what it lacks in thickness, it makes up for in content.
