Large Group Orientation with Amanda Gallant

from Training Unleashed Hosted by Evan Hackel

In this episode, Evan speaks with Amanda Gallant, Director of Human Resources at Sunday River about orientation and reorientation, training across multiple lines of business and training volunteers. Listen to the episode to find out how this ski resort managed an orientation for 400-500 people during the pandemic.

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