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The ROI of eLearning: Measuring the Impact of Online Training on Organizational Success

Clarity Consultants

Instead, employees participate at times that are convenient to them, ensuring organizational productivity. There are no travel costs for attendance. For example, it can identify productivity bottlenecks, skill gaps, and similar issues that are prime targets for improvement. Companies don’t have to coordinate in-person sessions.

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Consulting or Banking

Tom Spencer

This post provides you with a high level comparison of management consulting and investment banking. People in the “sales and trading” division buy and sell financial products. Sales people communicate with investors to sell financial products. In stark contrast, it is normal for consultants to travel up to 80% of the time.

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Fool Me Once Or Fool Me All The Time

Martinka Consulting

First, five points from the article I found interesting and then some comparisons to other areas of business. Owner “perks” like cell phone, car, travel to conferences, etc. (as And a recent one I’ve seen, the expense for research and development (for a company with a patented propriety product). Conclusion.

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Doubling a $400,000 Revenue Model With Business Trainer Blair Enns: Podcast #22

Consulting Success

In this episode, we are talking about ways that you can effectively position yourself as an expert in your field, how to get your expertise recognized, and the danger of productizing your work, as well as what you should be doing instead. With productized, you do it the other way around. It forced me to put a stake in the ground.

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Wearable Technology in Healthcare

Tom Spencer

Medical device companies are catching on to the financial potential of these devices and are beginning to add medical wearables to their product lines. A secondary, yet important, difference is the detailed safety and regulatory standards that must be adhered to for all medical wearables in comparison to their consumer counterparts.

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Research: Hiring Managers Are Biased Against People with Longer Commutes

Harvard Business

But the comparison at least provides a benchmark. Likewise, frequently changing work schedules may disrupt precarious travel arrangements for otherwise productive workers. They provide some of the clearest evidence of significant discrimination in employment and rental housing.

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Research: Perhaps Market Forces Do Work in Health Care After All

Harvard Business

This fact is reiterated by our finding that even for emergency conditions, Medicare patients are willing to travel to higher-performing hospitals to receive better care. For heart attacks, patients studied were willing to travel 1.8 Surprisingly, we found that productivity dispersion within the two markets were relatively similar.