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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2020 · 18 MIN

The Business Case for Learning with Chris Pirie

from Train Like You Listen · host Brian Washburn

Recessions and economic downturns happen. Many of us have worked - or tried to work - through more than one economic downturn. As training departments tend to be small compared to other departments, how do we stay relevant in tough economic times?Chris Pirie from the Learning Futures Group sits down with the Train Like You Listen team this week to give us a little history on his experiences in training department during economic downturns. He takes some time to discuss how this economy is different than others in his experience, and what the business case is for learning and development, no matter what the economy.⭐ Endurance Learning is a full service training development company, delivering the best in elearning, instructor-led training, and train-the-trainer sessions. 🎩Check out Small Business Founder where Tim and Brian share lessons they've learned with other small business owners.🎯 Use AI in your training process with the free learning objectives generator.📙Brian simplifies training design in his book,  Instructional Design on a Shoestring. 📘 Brian’s book, What’s Your Formula? helps professionals find the right approach for their business problems. You can also check out the companion website, 51 Elements of Learning. 🆓 Get access to more free resources on this topic and others from Endurance Learning. 💻 Start a FREE TRIAL of Soapbox with AI, the revolutionary tool helping professionals created facilitated training faster and better.

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