Lessonly On Track to Hire a Record Number of New Llama Teammates in 2021
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March Product Release: Announcing New Zoom Integration for Lessonly Events
We love March, and we think you will too.
The Best Ways To Train New Sales Reps and Prevent Fires
If you’re training new sales reps, set them up for success with these basic sales training highlights.
Lessonly Transforms Customer Service Training with New Enablement Certification
Lessonly’s free Customer Service Enablement 101 Certification empowers customer service team leaders to optimize training, track metrics, and improve customer satisfaction.
November: A Month for New People Management Options, Beta Testing the Future of Lessonly, and Turkey
Happy November, all! If you’re coming here from the product launch email, I apologize in advance for the additional (but sporadic) Thanksgiving puns you’ll endure.
Lessonly Boosts Enterprise Readiness with SOC 2 Type 2 Audit and New Features
The New Kid on the Block: How Online Training Software Accelerates Employee Training
Real talk: It’s hard work making sure your large team gets the onboarding and ongoing training experience we dream of them having.
What Pressure Cookers and Phoenixes Have To Do With New Employee Onboarding Software
Whenever we talk about creating the best onboarding experience around trainers, it seems to hold a little bit of daunting weight.
How to Wow Your New Hires (For Real) By Optimizing Your New Employee Onboarding Software
Having worked at Lessonly for over 3 years in Services and now Account Management, I’ve had the privilege to partner with dozens of our customers as they’ve constructed and reconfigured their employee onboarding process.
Considerations As You Approach A New Enablement Campaign
What’s the most important aspect of any enablement campaign? In my experience, the whole project hinges on the planning phase. Admittedly, it can be hard at times to resist the urge to dive right into your project plan. But, it’s crucial to reflect on the good and the bad of past efforts, take the time
