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ContinueMichael Ruege https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ruege-b1ab42/ will lead this conversation.
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Honored to be a part of the Georgia Learns Event next week. Please join our group on Incentives in Learning and Training on Thursday at 3:00 PM in the Dunwoody Room. We will be having an open discussion on how incentives, recognition and rewards, support learning/training programs . Your experiences or interest will be appreciated as we discuss best practices and applications.
Please feel free to reach out to me in advance with any questions, suggestions or ideas. Thank You.
Michael
M: 312-593-6511
mpruege@msn.com
Some thoughts for our discussion on Thursday...
Most organizations or companies have some sort of learning or training program for their associates. Whether it is a handbook, learning/training sessions, or a fully automated LMS (Learning Management Software) program, the goal is to make sure that their associates understand the organization, brand, products and/or services, as well as general procedures.
What most organizations don’t realize is that you can enhance the program for your associates by rewarding them with recognition and incentives for participating, completing and retaining the training modules information.
Some questions for our session.....
Does your organization use recognition and rewards for your learning/training programs?
What types of awards are utilized (gift cards, merchandise, recognition, hours/days off, etc.)?
Do you track the effectiveness of your programs?
How do you prioritize learning and how it fits in with your organizational goals?
Look forward to our discussion on Thursday. Best, Michael
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