Learning retention is the ability of employees to remember and apply training content over time. It directly impacts how well training translates into on-the-job performance and business outcomes. Retention is notoriously fragile. Research shows that within 1 hour, learners forget an average...
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Your Organization’s First Line of Cyber Defense? Employee Education
With advancements in generative artificial intelligence (AI), cybercriminals are deploying increasingly sophisticated and personalized attacks that impact organizations of all sizes. Phishing attacks are being enhanced by generative AI tools, allowing attackers to create highly convincing fake...
Turning Accidental Managers Into Confident Leaders
Most employees have had a boss who wasn’t quite ready to lead. Maybe they avoided tough conversations, struggled to set expectations, or didn’t understand what the team needed. Most often, it’s a systemic issue. In fact, 82% of managers are “accidental” — promoted into leadership roles without...
3 Reasons Why Soft Skills Training is the Competitive Edge Your Workforce Needs
Soft skills have always been in demand, but with the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), these human-centered skills are more important than ever. Organizations that focus only on developing teams’ hard skills, like technical and business acumen, risk falling behind. Soft skills training is...
Why Compliance Training Needs Marketing — Not Just Good Content
Most companies treat compliance training as merely a box to check, rather than something to genuinely connect with employees. Even if the content is clear and well-made, many workers ignore it, rush through it, or forget it quickly. In fact, a recent survey found that nearly one half of employees...
Why Sales Compliance Training is a Must in Debt Collection
In the debt collection industry, compliance is often seen as the responsibility of collectors, legal teams, or operations. But there’s a vital group that can’t be left out of the equation, your sales team. Sales professionals are the first point of contact for your agency. They shape your...
9 Best Practices for Onboarding New Employees
Hiring, firing, and rehiring can feel like an endless cycle. You go through all the trouble of collecting applications, interviewing candidates, and onboarding new employees, only for them to underperform or decide that the job isn’t for them after all. This scenario is not uncommon: A survey of...
Key Techniques to Boost Learning Retention
Learning retention is the cornerstone of effective training programs, yet it remains a challenge for many organizations. Employees are often bombarded with information, making it difficult to absorb and retain new knowledge. As a result, businesses often find themselves in a cycle of constant...
11 Strategies for Improving Learning Retention
With rapid technological advancements, organizations must support employees with effective training programs. The ultimate goal of implementing these types of training programs is to upskill employees on the latest technology, help them absorb new knowledge, and apply it to future applications....
Making Learning Stick: 5 Practical Best Practices
Learning and development (L&D) professionals have been struggling to make learning stick for decades. The forgetting curve, theorized in 1885 by Hermann Ebbinghaus, posits that learners forget new information at an exponential rate after initially learning it. The eternal thorn in the side of...
Design Smarter Training: Science-Backed Strategies for Learning Retention
When designing content, we often place more emphasis on how we present the content than on how learners will best understand and retain it. Too often, the principles behind the science of learning take a backseat to the technology used in delivering the training. This approach frequently relies on...
Training Tactics to Minimize Mistakes and Maximize Efficiency
Human error in the workplace can lead to significant consequences, including compliance risks, financial losses, and productivity setbacks. Mistakes in tasks like data entry, product handling, or regulatory reporting can result in non-compliance with legal standards, exposing organizations to...











