by Jeff | Career, Training and Facilitation
You found a corporate training job you’re interested in and applied. Now they want to interview you. How should you prepare? What kinds of questions are they going to ask? That’s what this article is all about. In my over 20 years of experience in...
by Jeff | Career, Instructional Design
You found an instructional design job you’re interested in and applied. Now they want to interview you. How should you prepare? What kinds of questions are they going to ask? That’s what this article is all about. In my over 20 years of experience in...
by Jeff | Career, Training and Facilitation
As a corporate trainer, you always need to be on your toes. Part of that includes staying informed and working on improving your skills. Here are five books to help you do just that! Troubleshooting for Trainers by Sophie Oberstein Telling Ain’t Training by...
by Jeff | Career, Training and Facilitation
Joining a professional organization can be a very beneficial way to advance your career. Most professions have at least one and corporate training is no exception. Here are a few I have been involved with throughout my career that I think are worth checking out....
by Jeff | Career, Training and Facilitation
If you are interviewing for learning and development jobs, there is a good chance you will be asked to give some kind of presentation. It is particularly likely if the position requires training delivery. This is usually one of the final stages if not the final stage...
by Jeff | Career, Training and Facilitation
Being a Corporate Trainer can be very exciting. The laughter, the applause, the adulation. At the same time, there is a very real chance of burnout in this role. What are the causes and what can you do about it? The causes of burnout for a Corporate Trainer can...
