What the English of The Devil Wears Prada 2 teaches you about the workplace
Office films show English as it is really used at work: brief orders, quick replies and tone under pressure. Here is what to take from them.
E-learning without practical application
Training with no real application produces no change. Practical learning is what allows companies to obtain measurable, lasting results.
The myth of “learn at your own pace”
Flexible learning only works in a company when it comes with structure, measurement and support. Without guidance, the learning simply dissipates.
Plenty of content, very little learning
Learning is not about consuming hours of video. It is about what your team can do afterwards.
Mandatory training that nobody applies
Compulsion is not training, and in e-learning it shows faster than anywhere else.
When e-learning becomes wasted spending
Without practical application, e-learning produces cost rather than return.
Online courses that nobody finishes
Most online courses fail because they never fit into the working day.
Support tools for meetings in English
Small preparations that make a visible difference in international meetings.
Recommended microphones for online classes and virtual training
Sound quality is what makes or breaks online training.
Top gadgets for better productivity in online training
Simple technology that noticeably improves the training experience.