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Give reps the resources to ramp quickly and stay up to speed, with Seismic Learning. 🚀 Ready for better training and more confident reps? Learn more, here ⬇️
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ARE YOU READY? We've just added some more availability for one to one sessions, some of which is in the next few days. If you fancy a tutorial session to help you crack a difficult subject or a realistic mock exam to test yourself, take a look at the link below:
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Progressing a schedule using the Half-Step Method can be a handy tool for analyzing where delays are coming from on a schedule. This can make delays and who's at fault very clear to both the owner and contractor. It is also known as the Bifurcation method. What does this look like? How is it done? https://bit.ly/3ROpEJm
Why Half-Step Progressing is so Important!
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Deepsea icon based modules fault codes training video 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 https://lnkd.in/dxF-7tKM
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Here is access to our 'How to' guide in 5 languages, designed to help you be familiar with TMGM
TMGM 'How-To' Tutorials
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During our 1st week of C&T301 we learned expectations for this class. One expectation that we have is to post weekly on Twitter (X) & Linked in. Enjoy these following posts of my class journey!
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"Don't call us, we'll call you" - to innovate in a large company you need to create space for small teams to do so. That part is hard: many parts of the company will care and want to "help". That help often comes at a cost: it slows you down. Speed is one of the most important things for new bets, so you can't have that. A recipe that's worked for me is to manage stakeholders with internal comms: share demos, show momentum, share learnings every week. Create this picture in their head of your team being a high speed train. No one wants to get in front of a high speed train - you stay out of its path. More tips like this in this podcast episode hosted by the great Lenny Rachitsky! https://lnkd.in/dQSnRuhd
Pro tip for building 0 to 1 within a large company: Keep the momentum up, and growing. No one wants to f*ck with a high-speed train. Clip from my chat with Tanguy Crusson: https://lnkd.in/gGP3hcYp
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Have you ever used the virtual training equipment function? 🤔 Check out how you can simulate and set on the pitch virtual goals, poles and other equipment⚽🔥🫡 Watch the video👇👇👇
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