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SAP Successfactors Online Training

SAP Successfactors Online Training

[lainalit]

Isn't it quite interesting that every female character in acotar who was abused/traumatized can only feel empowered by becoming a warrior? 🤔

Feyre gets training from cassian and becomes a warrior, mor trained and becomes a warrior, nesta gets training from cassian and azriel and becomes a warrior, emerie trains and becomes a warrior, gwyn trains and becomes a warrior and Illyrian women are getting training to become warriors. I also see some people wanting Elain to train and become a spy

Funny how the stans are saying the series is feminist when the only depiction of empowerment for women in the series is the girlboss hollywood archetype💀

[pumpkingeorge]

[warningsine]

[bloomingdarkgarden]

8:30am in Seattle im just over here ass deep in a lore-building research dive for my damn fanfiction all day in the name of elain archeron lol. what is my life anymore.

[please-picturemeintheweeds]

tw: abuse discussion, intimate partner violence, grooming discussion, power and control. Trying to be vague here and not fly too close to the muse Sun

Re: red tv and the manuscript discourse, I wonder if people realize that it is actually possible to have abusive/toxic/harmful relationships with people your own age, too? Like even if Taylor and jg were 2 years apart, harm still could’ve occurred….? Like it was obviously not grooming bc that is a very specific set of experiences usually involving a child and a person in a position of trust/power like a parent or teacher or coach etc (I know this bc I lived it!!!). But like… that is not the only kind of harm that can happen to young people???? Her youth/naivety was definitely a factor in how fucked up the situation was but it was not the only element. Power dynamics do not begin and end at age. Adults can fuck each other up, too…

[jasontoddsguns]

do you consider h-dial holders nepotism

Honestly yeah, but I could be biased because I hate the h-dial.

[thedragonagelesbian]

yiseeril.................................

[abyssalpriest]

God I could and should write a whole fucking book by the end of this life here on Lev and his symbols

ill write it then burn it before anyone else gets a copy. or i wont. im supposed to be helping him this incarnation here to get a better anchor in this plane so maybe it would help more than itd be weird - im just getting from him the energy of "yeah no people already effectively have these things, people on my plane already know me inside and out to an extensive degree, may as well have it here too" you know. fair

[empowerittrainings]

SAP SuccessFactors integration odata api Online training

SAP SuccessFactors integration odata api Online training

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"Pink Warriors" - self-defense awareness program

Sheraton Kosgoda turtle beach resort “Pink Warriors” – self-defence awareness program

[xxxstraightfromtheheartxxx]

Read my tags first, ran out of space.

Note: I change my mind a few times throughout this text post, what I began with is not entirely what I ended with. And I’m not even sure of the ‘conclusion’ I got to. However I’m too tired to try and figure the rest out about it right now. Might change this post later when I have made up my mind or got more questions about it. Heads up! Spelling- and other mistakes in writing, were made. Frequently.

I know my tags make me a hypocrite and that’s one of the judgemental thought processes I’ve been fighting/growing against most for a while now.

I expect people to think similarly to me about this and that’s not within my right, they don’t owe me anything for the choice I decided to make and put the hard work in for. That I’ve suffered for it and for the patience I’ve had to bring up towards others being judgemental and having prejudices they didn’t fight within themselves. The frustration I keep feeling every time I have to explain to other adults how to respect accept and see minorities or marginalised groups as equal in worth to themselves. It’s so tiring, and I’m just white, I can’t imagine what it must be like to try and have these conversations to protect yourself and your family and friends and loved ones over and over again whilst still experiencing racist comments assumptions treatment behaviour bullying exclusion exploitation… through systemic racism, racist communities,through so many facets of their lives.

I feel like I’ve been shouting for equality. Not sure if that’s the best most respectful word for it in english, in my language literally translated our word means ‘equally worthy”. And to me that means that from birth we should all be treated with the same amount of respect love and acceptance. It’s only society, nurture that causes this inequality to exist, that not only allows but encourages prejudices and othering for power. Shouting at people who seemingly just refuse to open their eyes, minds and hearts and keep humanity from growing into healthier behavioural patterns in the future. They refuses to put in more effort to try our best to avoid wars, make the idea of hurting another person out of anything other than self defence, be heavily rejected, punished. Instead of not saving each other out of fear for economic and political threats to our own habitants and countries. To be unified so firmly by the absolute belief that violence is wrong, that those fears wouldn’t even be an issue because we’re all know all the other countries will still have our backs and we’d be able to function without the country that’s trying to start or continue a war, while only having to put in mild effort to be entirely independent from the threatening county, as humanity instead of as “individual countries”. It would cut the county/group at war of their resources entirely, which would endanger them to much to be able to actually be able to hold out being at war and making an actual big difference in the big picture of our common humanity. I know there are many weapons that could destroy so many at the same time, yet they would be poisoning the ground they so gladly wish to live on. (Ofcourse this is an ideal that is almost utopian).

This is the goal I thought we were all collectively working towards throughout our entire lives. To eventually be able to all come together in the far away future. All of the warmhearted people in the world.

And therefore we have to start within our small circle of influence and be open to try and learn to understand and respect each other with our differences and similarities, To expect people to be good and ourselves to put effort in it.

However completely swerved away from my original point. But it is the root of that frustration, hurt, disappointment and envy I experience when I see or hear or feel negative judgement .

People have been calling me stern and too strict and rigid in thought more in the last 4 years. It’s because I’ve been responding to prejudices and discriminatory behaviour and ideas verbally, and I have to admit about 50% of the time quite hard, not disrespectful, but clear. I’ve been setting boundaries over what way there can be spoken about others and myself with me. This week I even threatened to leave the room and wouldn’t continue conversing with them if they didn’t then stop casually using the n-word, while knowing it is wrong and hurtful and what my opinion and feeling was towards it. They called my stern and frowned and sighed but at least could bring it up not to say it with me around anymore. I know I haven’t changed their behaviour without my presence this way and it saddens me to feel them rejecting that part of myself that’s at the core of me. My moral core believe of equality.

When people won’t widen their view for one minority it makes me feel unsafe as part of multiple other minorities. I’m a queer womxn with persistent mental health issues, who isn’t able to work because of it and I’m neurodivergent and have some invisible fysical issues (I have loads of allergies which used to give me big rashes of eczema in my envoys and knees and later hands and feet, it has improved a lot, the amount of allergies keeps expanding though) ( I have a very small amount of energy compared to most people my age because of having to put in too much effort as a child and teen) to take care of others and secretly fighting feelings of depression). I’m lucky to be middle-class, white and have affordable healthcare here. All of these other aspects have made life harder for me throughout my entire life. Yet others have mostly blamed me and pestered me, excluded and avoided me for my inabilities and difference, including the inability to l love men.

It feels unfair that I try so hard to be accepting, understand and respectful of others, and not get the same amount of effort and care back… which is hypocrite of me, because the people I want to make the biggest changes never asked me to do all that. And while their lives are often so much easier specifically on the those societal aspects, does that make them owe me that effort back?

I feel like yes, they should, because they have more space for it, for questioning their prejudices than us. Because of the privileges of the main beliefs in their society, they didn’t have to lift a finger for throughout their entire lives. For all of the freedom and respect they’ve just got thrown in their laps, that took up so much of our lives for us to assemble a resemblance to their quality of life.

(Many people who have to fight for their lives daily, do not have that time or space so they only get to grow slower and are part of minority or marginalised groups as well. Bc evidently their is a lot of prejudice within those groups towards the other groups who are also being pressed down.)

I don’t know if I still think it’s hypocrite of me to expect people to put effort in being good. I don’t think so. The length they are able to go through to make those improvements however, I should bare in mind stronger again, like I used to.

If I give up on following my moral compass on this, I’ll never be the person I hope to be one day. I do feel like I deserve to give myself a break and be forgiving about those negative thoughts because they come from a desire for righteousness and good. Recognise, reject, correct, forgive and trust that I’ll do better next time because it is what I truly want to in the long run. I show myself to not always respond and to better pick my battles, so I can persevere and rebuild my energy for when I can make a bigger impact In the braided context or my own. However when I notice bad behaviour or judgement towards others, I do use little parts of it to give them a correcting look or to speak up for someone else or recently even for myself.

Totally did not see this rant coming!!

I knew this theme has been more at the front of my mind again recently and that I’ve been prickly about it, yet I hasn’t reflected on its origin as deeply as I did just now. So here, little amount of people this will reach, have some personal information from my brain and my heart.

.

I’ve been typing this for so long and my attention span has loosened throughout writing. I don’t supposes I’ve managed to make everything clear, I got more and more tired and created some weird sentence structures and maybe grammar and def phrasing to try to get my point through or at least comprehended.

Don’t come at me about the war part, I know it is unrealistic to achieve anything like that in our lifetimes.

Yet I’m holding onto this dream for dear life. Otherwise what is there? To grow towards, to live for? It all comes to recognising, appreciating, sharing and maintaining the good there is now and nurturing the good to come.

The way you change your immediate reactions to things is that you catch yourself having an uncharitable/bigoted/overly judgmental thought and you catch it and replace it and then you do that a hundred times a day for your whole life and eventually one day like five years later you realize that you think differently now and you’ll always be working on something but that’s how life goes and that’s fine.

[maxlearnllc]

The Future of Compliance Training: Leveraging Microlearning for Enhanced Efficiency and Engagement

Compliance training is essential for maintaining legal and ethical standards in any organization. From regulatory requirements to ensuring workplace safety, compliance training for employees helps mitigate risks, enhances employee understanding of laws and company policies, and fosters a culture of ethical behavior. However, the traditional methods of delivering compliance training—typically lengthy sessions or annual workshops—can lead to disengagement and poor retention. This is where compliance microlearning comes into play, revolutionizing the way organizations approach employee training.

In this article, we will delve into the benefits of microlearning compliance training, its role in corporate compliance training, and how organizations can implement microlearning tools for frontline staff to improve training outcomes. We will also explore how this modern approach enhances engagement, ensures compliance, and promotes continuous learning.

What is Compliance Training?

Compliance training refers to the programs designed to educate employees about the legal standards, company policies, and ethical guidelines they must follow in their roles. These training courses are crucial to ensuring that an organization operates within the boundaries of the law and that employees are aware of their responsibilities to prevent legal and regulatory violations. Compliance training can cover a wide range of areas, including safety compliance training, HR compliance training, and environmental compliance training, among others.

Traditionally, compliance training was often delivered in the form of long, annual training sessions or workshops. While these sessions were necessary, they often lacked engagement and retention, making it difficult to ensure that employees fully understood and adhered to the compliance standards required by the organization.

The Challenges of Traditional Compliance Training

While traditional annual compliance training or yearly compliance training programs are still common, they often face several challenges:

Employee disengagement: Long training sessions can lead to boredom and disengagement, resulting in low retention rates and poor application of knowledge on the job.

Time constraints: Employees, especially in large organizations, have busy schedules. Scheduling training sessions that are both effective and convenient can be a challenge.

Compliance knowledge gaps: Long, one-time sessions may not address specific compliance needs of different departments, leading to gaps in understanding and potential non-compliance.

What is Microlearning and How Does It Fit into Compliance Training?

Microlearning is a modern learning approach that involves delivering content in small, easily digestible chunks. Rather than lengthy sessions, microlearning compliance training focuses on short, focused modules that employees can engage with at their own pace. This approach is perfect for training in compliance because it:

Enhances retention: Studies show that employees retain information better when it’s delivered in short, frequent bursts, rather than all at once.

Promotes engagement: Shorter training sessions are easier for employees to fit into their busy schedules, leading to higher participation and engagement rates.

Provides flexibility: Microlearning allows employees to access compliance training from any device, whether they’re in the office or on the go, making it easier to integrate learning into their daily routines.

For example, safety and compliance training modules can be broken down into specific topics like hazard identification, safety protocols, and emergency procedures, allowing employees to focus on one topic at a time. HR compliance courses could be segmented into modules covering harassment prevention, equal opportunity employment, and workplace ethics.

The Role of Microlearning in Corporate Compliance Training

In the context of corporate compliance training, microlearning offers a tailored approach to different compliance areas. Whether the focus is on regulatory and compliance training, ethics and compliance training, or compliance safety training, microlearning ensures that employees receive the necessary information in manageable portions, which boosts understanding and application.

Furthermore, corporate compliance microlearning can be customized for different departments or job roles. For example, frontline workers may require different training modules than senior managers, and microlearning tools can be tailored to these specific needs, ensuring that employees are learning the most relevant material for their position.

Corporate compliance microlearning solutions can also address complex topics such as data protection, legal compliance, and environmental regulations by breaking them into manageable, clear modules. This ensures that employees can easily absorb the information and apply it to their daily work, helping the organization stay compliant while reducing the risk of costly violations.

The Benefits of Microlearning for Compliance Training

Improved Engagement: Microlearning offers bite-sized content that’s engaging and easy to digest. Employees are more likely to participate in shorter sessions, improving completion rates and ensuring that training is effective.

Flexibility and Accessibility: A microlearning platform gives employees the flexibility to complete training on their own schedule. Whether they are working remotely or on the go, they can access compliance training online through mobile devices, making it easier to integrate training into daily workflows.

Faster Learning: Microlearning allows employees to quickly master specific topics. This is especially useful for topics that need to be revisited regularly, such as annual compliance training or yearly compliance training.

Cost-Effective: Traditional compliance training can be costly, requiring in-person sessions, materials, and time off work. A microlearning platform for frontline employees eliminates many of these costs, offering an efficient, cost-effective solution for training employees on compliance.

Implementing Microlearning for Compliance Training

When adopting microlearning for training for compliance, it's important to choose the right microlearning tool for frontline staff or LMS training solution. A good learning management system (LMS) can support mobile access, facilitate content tracking, and enable personalized learning paths for employees.

Here are a few key strategies to implement microlearning compliance training successfully:

Define Specific Learning Outcomes: For each training module, clearly define what employees should learn and be able to apply on the job. Whether it’s understanding new safety protocols or completing a compliance officer training module, the goal should be to ensure employees can apply the training effectively in their roles.

Keep Content Short and Focused: Microlearning modules should be short, typically ranging from 3 to 7 minutes. Each module should focus on a single topic to ensure that employees can easily absorb the information.

Incorporate Interactive Elements: Include quizzes, interactive scenarios, and real-world case studies in your compliance microlearning solution. This ensures that employees actively engage with the material, improving retention.

Track Progress and Feedback: Use your microlearning platform or LMS to track employee progress and gather feedback. This helps identify knowledge gaps and ensures that employees complete their training on time.

Conclusion

The shift towards microlearning compliance training is transforming the way organizations ensure their employees understand and adhere to compliance standards. By breaking training into short, digestible modules, employees are more likely to stay engaged, retain information, and apply their learning in the workplace. With the right microlearning platform or LMS training, organizations can provide compliance training online that is both effective and flexible, offering employees the best possible learning experience.

By integrating compliance training for employees with microlearning solutions, businesses can enhance overall compliance efforts, reduce risk, and foster a culture of continuous learning. Microlearning is more than just a trend—it’s the future of compliance training.

[samiksha30]

Empowering India's Workforce Through Skill Development with All Services Global

In today's fast-paced world, the demand for skilled professionals in facility management is growing rapidly. To bridge this gap and empower India's workforce, All Services Global Pvt. Ltd. has introduced the A-1 Institute of Facility Management, a leading platform offering industry-relevant training programs. Whether you are starting your career or looking to upskill, the A-1 Institute provides cutting-edge, hands-on training that equips you with the skills needed to succeed in the dynamic facility management industry.

Why Choose Facility Management Training? 

Facility management is one of the most critical sectors contributing to the smooth operation of businesses across industries. From commercial spaces to healthcare institutions, skilled facility managers play a vital role in ensuring seamless management, safety, and efficiency. The A-1 Institute recognizes the need for a trained workforce and offers comprehensive programs to help individuals build sustainable and rewarding careers in this field.

About the A-1 Institute of Facility Management Backed by All Services Global Pvt. Ltd., India's first credit-rated facility management company, the A-1 Institute focuses on delivering practical, job-oriented training. Established in Mumbai, the institute has successfully trained thousands of individuals, transforming them into job-ready professionals who are equipped to meet industry demands.

Key Features of the A-1 Institute

Hands-On Training Practical learning is at the core of the A-1 Institute’s training methodology. The programs emphasize real-world skills that are directly applicable to facility management roles.

Industry-Relevant Curriculum The curriculum is designed in collaboration with industry experts to ensure participants learn the latest tools, technologies, and best practices in facility management.

Career Enhancement Opportunities The training programs not only equip individuals with technical expertise but also focus on soft skills, enhancing overall employability.

Empowering Youth By offering skill development opportunities, the A-1 Institute contributes to empowering India’s youth, helping them secure stable and lucrative career prospects in facility management.

Transforming Lives, Building Futures 

The A-1 Institute’s vision is to create a brighter future by empowering individuals with the right skills. By combining education, practical training, and a strong focus on career growth, the institute is successfully transforming lives across India. Students are not only prepared for employment but are also equipped to contribute to India’s growing economy.

Conclusion 

In a world where skill development is the cornerstone of success, All Services Global's A-1 Institute stands out as a leader in facility management training. By offering practical, hands-on learning and career-focused programs, the institute is creating a skilled workforce ready to meet the industry’s evolving demands. If you are ready to skill up, dream big, and succeed, the A-1 Institute is your gateway to a brighter, more promising future.

Explore the A-1 Institute’s training programs today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in facility management!

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The Hidden Side of Digital Success with Udemy, MaxBounty, and Zapier

The speaker delves into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding online platforms like Udemy, MaxBounty, and Zapier, highlighting how they are often wrongly portrayed as quick avenues to success. The video discusses the ineffectiveness of services that offer automated click-exchange systems and the reality of the effort needed like learning useful skills and creating valuable content over time. By using these examples, the video warns against the allure of quick success and stresses the value of patience and persistence in building a sustainable online business. Watch the video to know the full story....

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Women in Leadership

In today’s rapidly evolving corporate landscape, the imperative for women in leadership roles has never been more critical. As organizations grapple with complex global challenges, the diversity of thought, perspective, and experience that women bring to the table becomes invaluable. Strengthscape’s Femme9 Leadership Impact Program is at the forefront of this transformation, championing the cause of women leaders across cultures and industries.

The Femme9 Leadership Impact Program

Navigating the Labyrinth of Leadership

The Femme9 Leadership Impact Program is a beacon for women navigating the intricate dynamics of leadership in diverse settings. Designed to address the unique challenges women face, the program blends theory with practical application, fostering a leadership style that is both adaptable and resilient.

Personalized Development Journey

Participants embark on a personalized journey, enriched with individual coaching sessions and a curriculum that emphasizes cross-cultural competency. By focusing on self-awareness, confidence building, and strategic career navigation, the program empowers women to carve their niches in the global leadership arena.

Learning Objectives Tailored for Impact

From Self-Leadership to Organizational Influence

The program’s learning objectives span from enhancing self-leadership to exerting influence on a broader organizational scale. Key areas include:

Building Confidence: Strategies to maintain confidence amidst gender-specific challenges.

Securing Leadership Positions: Skills for navigating high-level decision-making environments.

Influence and Communication: Enhancing communication to articulate career aspirations effectively.

Financial Independence: Financial literacy for personal and professional empowerment.

A Global Cohort of Visionary Leaders

The program targets women already in leadership roles, aiming to deepen their impact within multicultural work settings. This global cohort, comprising individuals from diverse sectors, fosters a rich learning environment, enabling participants to share insights and experiences.

Overcoming Challenges: A Path Forward for Women Leaders

Addressing Gender Stereotypes and Cultural Norms

One of the program’s core objectives is to dismantle the deep-rooted stereotypes that hinder women’s progress in leadership roles. By providing a platform for women to showcase their leadership capabilities, Strengthscape is rewriting the narrative around gendered leadership.

Balancing Work-Life Dynamics

The program also addresses the challenge of balancing professional aspirations with personal responsibilities, offering strategies to manage societal expectations effectively.

The Pedagogical Approach: Empowering Through Education

Spaced Learning and Personalized Coaching

Strengthscape’s pedagogical approach leverages spaced learning techniques and personalized coaching to ensure long-term knowledge retention and practical application. The Everything DiSC Work of Leaders Assessment plays a pivotal role in this process, offering participants insights into their leadership styles and behaviors.

The Impact of Women in Leadership on Organizational Success

Fostering Diversity and Inclusion

Women leaders are instrumental in fostering diversity and inclusion within organizations. Their unique perspectives and leadership styles contribute to more innovative and empathetic decision-making processes, driving organizational success.

Championing Global Strategies

The program equips women leaders with the skills to articulate a compelling vision, build alignment across diverse teams, and champion the execution of global strategies. This holistic approach to leadership ensures that women are not just participants but drivers of organizational growth.

Conclusion

The journey to leadership is fraught with challenges, yet it is also filled with opportunities for growth, impact, and transformation. Strengthscape’s Femme9 Leadership Impact Program is a testament to the power of women in leadership roles, offering a roadmap for success in the global corporate arena. As we look to the future, the call for more women in leadership positions is not just a matter of equity but a strategic imperative for organizational success.