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Top 4 Form Builders for 2025: Reviewed for Corporate Trainers

Introduction Surveys and quizzes are integral tools for corporate trainers today. Long gone are the days of printed questionnaires. And the demand for practical form…

Jordon TaylorSeptember 24, 2025

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Lessons From a Ringmaster for Corporate Trainers

Lessons from a ringmaster for corporate Trainers: What lessons from a ringmaster for corporate trainers might be overlooked and undervalued? These masters of ceremonies know…

Jordon TaylorAugust 26, 2025

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The Forgetting Curve for Corporate Trainers

Introduction: The Forgetting Curve for Corporate Trainers The forgetting curve tells us that if you are a corporate trainer, your trainees are forgetting 90% of…

Jordon TaylorAugust 12, 2025

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How to Build a Judgment-Free Corporate Training Classroom

Creating a Judgment-Free Corporate Classroom In the world of corporate training 🏢, creating an environment where learners feel safe, respected, and empowered is not just…

Jordon TaylorJuly 30, 2025

Corporate Training for Non-Trainers

How to Transition Into Corporate Training

Introduction If you’ve been thinking about a transition into corporate training/learning and development (L&D), you’re not alone 🤝. Whether you’re coming from higher education 🎓,…

Jordon TaylorJuly 16, 2025

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Why Corporate Trainers Should Embrace Productive Failure

Introduction: If you’ve been in corporate training long enough, you’ve heard about productive failure a hundred different ways: • “We learn more from our mistakes…

Jordon TaylorJuly 7, 2025

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Giving and Receiving Feedback as a Corporate Trainer

Why Feedback Matters in Corporate Training Giving and receiving feedback as a corporate trainer 🧑‍🏫 is not always a priority, but should it be?…

Jordon TaylorApril 23, 2025

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Training Science

Understanding Learning Styles for Corporate Trainers

Learning Styles and Preferences Introduction: As a new corporate trainer 👩‍🏫, one of the biggest challenges you’ll face is delivering training that resonates with diverse…

Jordon TaylorApril 8, 2025

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How to Incorporate Your Passions into Training Session

Introduction ✨🎤 As a new corporate trainer or someone looking to get into the field, you might be wondering how to make your training sessions…

Jordon TaylorApril 1, 2025

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Top 4 Form Builders for 2025: Reviewed for Corporate Trainers

Lessons From a Ringmaster for Corporate Trainers

The Forgetting Curve for Corporate Trainers

How to Build a Judgment-Free Corporate Training Classroom

How to Transition Into Corporate Training

Why Corporate Trainers Should Embrace Productive Failure

Giving and Receiving Feedback as a Corporate Trainer

Understanding Learning Styles for Corporate Trainers

How to Incorporate Your Passions into Training Session

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