Focus your team’s efforts on where it most counts.
Ensure everyone in your team can cut through business speak to get to true needs, so you can deliver real value. Learn from two top experts on how to get a focused list of business priorities and high-level employee needs; as well as methods for revealing real needs for a project.
Needs analysis is thinking about change. What do we want people to do, rather than what do we want people to know.
Jason Baker - Digital Learning Specialist, Snowfish Learning
Jason Baker and Lori Niles-Hofmann share how to focus your team’s efforts on where it counts most by leading with need at every level
Snowfish Learning
4 videos | Total 9 minutes
NilesNolen
3 videos | Total 5 minutes
Capture the needs of your learners from the get go and ensure you ask the right questions, to get the answers you need.
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The one simple question that changes whether we're going to go down the performance consulting route or not is: what is the evidence of need?
Lori Niles-Hofmann - Senior EdTech Transformation Strategist, NilesNolen