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5 Reasons Why You Should Learn Russian

5 Reasons Why You Should Learn Russian

Russian is the fifth most spoken language in the world, boasting 277 million speakers around the world, including 154 million native speakers. Below are the top 5 reasons why you should learn Russian. 1. International Speakers Russia is rich in writing, philosophy, traditional music, artful ballet dance, engineering, and innovation. Russian is the most broadly spoken “Slavik” language...

Smart Companies Use Formal and Informal Learning

Smart Companies Use Formal and Informal Learning

In work, as in life, informal learning is a constant and a given. It isn’t new; it may have changed its method but not its essence since the explosion of e-learning or mobile learning. That said, is formal learning on its way out?

What is Dayparting and Why You Need To Know

What is Dayparting and Why You Need To Know

This broadcasting term has been completely high jacked by the mobile marketing gurus. Dayparting: dividing the day into several parts and providing unique programming during each. Since the world went mobile, suddenly Dayparting has expanded over 24 hours, for both viewing and e-commerce, and reduced down to Microparting messages.

Top 10 Takeaways From ATD 2016 Conference & Expo

Top 10 Takeaways From ATD 2016 Conference & Expo

Each year, when we attend the ATD Conference and Exposition, we have a fuzzy feeling inside, proof of our passion for the training and development industry. Each year, the show is bigger and better. After three incredible days in the ATD buzz, we’ve come back to our desks filled with inspiration.

Brazilian Business Culture: Do’s and Don’ts

Brush Up On Your Brazilian Business Etiquette

Whether flying into Brazil on business or connecting digitally, the single most important thing you need to know is:
Brazilians negotiate and make business with people, not companies. Brazilians would also do almost anything for close friends. They even have a saying for that: “For friends – everything. For enemies – the law.”

How to Read Digital Body Language

How to Read Digital Body Language

The average B2B customer has completed more than one-half of the purchase decision-making progress PRIOR to engaging a sales person directly, and at the upper limit this can be as high as 70%. The modern buyer starts with their own online research as a jumping off point for the exploration and discovery process. Difficult to read body language if you are not in front of your buyer!

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