What could be less productive than
taking employees away
from work to teach them to be more productive?
Improved productivity is the key to survival and continued growth in
today’s economy, and nothing is more essential to achieving that goal than enhancing
employee performance.
Many organizations turn to employee training courses as the obvious way
to improve performance. Unfortunately they’re the wrong choice.
The evidence is mounting and convincing. U.S. Businesses spend about
$65 billion each year for training, yet:
- 70% of formal training is forgotten within two weeks.
- Workers learn less than 15% of what they need to know to do their jobs through formal training.
Knowledge workers still spend 1-2 hours a day searching for knowledge needed to do their jobs.
The future belongs to organizations that enhance employee performance
while reducing—not increasing—their reliance on inefficient
and resource-draining training courses.
For
the past 11 years,
Christensen/Roberts
Solutions has
been helping
our clients do
exactly that.
The secret lies
in our performance-centered
approach.
Copyright 2010 Christensen/Roberts Solutions
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News & Events
Upcoming: Hal Christensen to participate in
Training Magazine Network webinar, June 24.
Hal Christensen to lead panel discussion at
ICELW Conference on June 11.
ICELW
Program
C/RS and WLH Consulting announce alliance.
WLH
Newsletter
Hal Christensen speaks at the NY-Metro Chapter
of STC: "How to make the workplace smarter so employees don't always
have to be."
Slides
and WebEx archive
C/RS and Realogy win 2008 Training Magazine
TIA Award for the Salesforce Coach.
Description
C/RS wins another PCD Award for designing ASK PA, Memorial Sloan-Kettering's workflow support for its Patient Accounts call center operations.
Hal Christensen discusses "The Truth about e-Learning ROI" on eLearning WebTV. Blog Entry
C/RS receives another Performance-Centered
Design Award! The 2006 PCD Solutions Award is for a Physician Coding Audit and Feedback System.
Press Release | Entry
C/RS launches ground-breaking QuickSuccess for Salesforce.
Press Release | Description
C/RS program cited in Dr. Allison Rossett's latest book.
Excerpt | Order
C/RS and RockeTools win
Performance-Centered Design 2005 Award for Salesforce Interactive Coach: Entry
C/RS wins 2004 LOLA award for Creativity in Synchronous Design: Announcement
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