Professional Development Articles

Time is scarce... and money is scarcer. Here's one solution to the three key concerns your L&D team should be addressing in 2023. 

Keystone Education Group’s findcourses division is back with the global edition of Upskill & Reskill Virtual Training Fair on January 26, 2023, at 10am-6pm GMT.

In the modern workplace, it's essential to evolve your computer skills to grow your career. Here are 8 courses from leading providers to get you started.

Ready to spend less time in your inbox? Download this short, information-packed, and actionable free ebook by best-selling author and email productivity expert Randy Dean today!

Lean Six Sigma has become a popular continuous improvement methodology for organizations, regardless of the type of business. Read the article to find out about the certification, the belts, and the 5 benefits for you and your organization.

If you lead a team of people, you’ve almost certainly had the experience of your team failing to meet your expectations at some point. Want to change this? Use this highly effective technique to create crystalline understanding around your expectations, every time. 

If you are looking for a remote job, you do not want to overlook certain essential skills when crafting your resume. Here are the top five skills to include that will help you stand out in the world of remote work.

At least half of the US workforce has “quietly quit” on some level. If you’re a leader and do not understand quiet quitting, read this article to learn the four main ways you can “train up” to combat quiet quitting at your company. 

Is your organization underestimating the fallout from the pandemic years? Long-term wounds exist and need attention to fully heal. Powers Resources Center explains how to move forward.

More and more employees have been learning new skills and staying up-to-date with company policies through self-paced learning or e-learning programs. Although the benefits are many, there are several challenges that both training buyers and users face with e-learning. This article explores some of them.

All kinds of organizations make use of cloud computing for a variety of reasons, including data backup, virtual desktops, and disaster recovery. The Intelligence initiative of AWS (Amazon web Services) provides a comprehensive solution to all kinds of technical problems while simultaneously helping intelligence communities.

Organizations are pouring resources into developing Learning Management Systems (LMS). As a result, they are choosing Laravel as their preferred development framework. Read on to find out why.

Investing in real estate is one of the most popular (and profitable) ways to invest your money. However, buying a property requires a large initial outlay of capital. Here's how you can invest in real estate without actually buying real estate.

The secret to shoring up against an economic downturn already exists within your organization. Read this article from Powers Resource Center to learn more.

Whether or not you're in Finance, it's essential that you evolve your finance skills to grow your career. Here are 8 courses from findcourses.com providers to get you started.

More than just changing their diversity acronym, organizations must design goal-aligned strategic actions if they're going to successfully create an inclusive workplace. Orange Grove Consultants reveals how.

Tech industry recruiting is booming! Skills training (whether upskilling or reskilling) within IT can help you advance and future-proof your career opportunities. Here are 7 great IT courses to get you started.

Soft skills for salespeople are not about developing smooth talkers. Essential to sales success is the ability to ask masterful questions. Read this guest post from sales training experts, Anthony Cole Training Group, to find out more.

"Selling" or "client service" -- is there a difference between them? Listen to the answers to the right questions and you'll find out. (Sound cryptic?) The Anthony Cole Training Group elaborates in this guest post.

Regardless of your title, if you're responsible for what others do or produce, you're a leader. Leadership expert, Bob Mason, reveals the two essential skills you need to be a good one.