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There are 6 total certifications in this view.
How to Ask for More Context: A Business English Primer
January 12, 2025 Continuing Education
In this course based on the podcast by All Ears English, learn which phrases and questions should be avoided when asking for more details in English. Also, discover why leaders must provide this context ahead of time to maintain employee motivation.
Skills: Professional Communication · Business English
Driving Your Own Engagement at Work
January 9, 2025 Continuing Education
In this course, instructor Jodi Glickman empowers you to become more intentional about driving your own engagement at work. Find out why driving your own career starts with asking the big questions about fulfillment, engagement, and impact.
Skills: Career Management · Self-Management
Nano Tips to Streamline Work Tasks Using Microsoft Copilot with Lachezar Arabadzhiev
December 22, 2024 Continuing Education
Join data and visual storytelling expert Lachezar Arabadzhiev as he shares insights and practical strategies on how to leverage the latest features of Microsoft Copilot to streamline everyday work tasks across the entire Microsoft 365 suite.
Skills: Microsoft Copilot
Prioritizing Your Tasks
July 24, 2024 Continuing Education
This short course from Dave Crenshaw shows how to schedule time in relation to what's most important and what will have the most significant impact on your work. Dave begins the course with an overview of his time value prioritization (TVP) philosophy.
Skills: Priority Management · Task Management
The Art of Impossible: On Peak Performance (Book Bite)
June 17, 2024 Continuing Education
In his book, "The Art of Impossible: On Peak Performance", author and peak performance expert Steven Kotler decodes the secrets of those elite performers — athletes, artists, scientists, CEOs, and more — who have changed our definition of the possible.
Skills: Peak Performance Training
Rise and Shine: Create a Powerful Morning Routine (Book Bite)
March 4, 2024 Continuing Education
You may not consider yourself a morning person, but it turns out that how you start your day may be more important. Kate Oliver and Toby Oliver explain that people who begin their days intentionally — a morning ritual, or a collection of habits.
Skills: Personal Development · Productivity Improvement
There are 6 total certifications in this view.
