This is a blog for anyone looking to transition to corporate Learning & Development.
Posts include tips for a successful job search, explanations of basic instructional design concepts, and stories from my own career pivot.
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There are many ways for instructional designers to stay current with their skillsets.
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The PMP is particularly useful for senior IDs and learning program managers.
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Your portfolio is never done. You may go live and post it on LinkedIn but don’t get too comfortable.
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Instructional designers must proactively seek out priorities from business partners.
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What skills do you need to launch a digital credentialing program at a tech company?
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I passed the PMP exam on the first try recently, scoring Above Target in all three domains, and want to share my tips for success in case you are considering the certification.
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I earned 3 of my 5 jobs with a referral or nudge from someone on the inside.
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I know quite a few people in real life who returned to the classroom after a stint in the corporate world.
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The gay Olympics happens every 4 years, and I was lucky enough to attend last week in Minneapolis.
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Although my focus at CSG is primarily customer education, I’ve done some internal enablement work recently and wanted to explore a few key differences.
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