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4 Lessons from Yellowship’s Keynote Speakers
We’re just 20 days away from liftoff for Lessonly’s inaugural conference, Yellowship. The two-day conference, which includes 15 engaging breakout sessions led by industry influencers and business leaders, also features four groundbreaking speakers on the keynote stage. Passes to Yellowship are limited, but still available. Get yours today! From serving customers to overcoming adversity, here
Where Does Conflict Come From?
For whatever reason, we’ve been conditioned to view tension and conflict as signs of dysfunction. Feeling or witnessing them makes us feel as though things are damaged.
Why your Employee Training Plan Needs to Prioritize Relational Skills
There are many aspects involved in the training process, but many of them involve the use of an employee training plan. Click here to see why.
How U.S. Cellular Drives Efficiency at Scale
Delivering industry-leading innovations and an amazing customer experience in a fast-paced environment is no easy task. It requires organization, speed, and the ability to manage change across a large and diverse team. U.S. Cellular does all of this—and more—with intuitive training powered by Lessonly. With over 6,000 sales associates and customer service reps—and with many
How World-Class Organizations Approach Employee Enablement
One of the key characteristics of world-class organizations is an ability to set, and stick to, priorities. This laser-focus on activities with the biggest impact on the business prevents wasted time and leads to business success—however that is defined. The same prioritization and planning are needed when approaching enablement within a successful business. Random acts
Bringing Hope to the Uinta Basin
While most people were thrilled by the drop in prices at the gas pump, there were vastly different emotions for residents in Utah’s Uinta Basin. In 2017, the Uinta Basin area—once booming during the height of oil and gas production—experienced some of the highest rates of unemployment in all of Utah. That’s when employees of
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