IN THE NEWS – Research Supports (Pre)Testing’s Impact on Learning and Knowledge Transfer

Here is the closing line of this fascinating New York Times article on testing, “…But the emerging study of pretesting flips that logic on its head. 'Teaching to the test’ becomes ‘learning to … Read More
By Steve Trautman Feb 23, 2024

Never Get On A Plane Without A Plan

Recently, a client of my knowledge transfer consulting firm was expressing his frustration with having to routinely fly his division’s experienced technical employees out to other domestic offices, off- … Read More
By Steve Trautman Feb 21, 2024

Make Your Boss More Useful To You

Nearly all of us have worked for a well-meaning, relatively capable leader who does his or her best each day but still falls short. It is not their fault, really. They are the manager, but that doesn’t me … Read More
By Steve Trautman Feb 19, 2024

Cultivating Innovation – Using Knowledge Transfer to Present Ideas that Make an Impact

  Over the past two decades doing talent risk management and knowledge transfer work, I’ve discovered a recurring problem many organizations face in their quest for innovation. They recognize the n … Read More
By Steve Trautman Feb 14, 2024

20 Test Questions to Measure Knowledge Transfer

One reason we value experts in any organization is for their ability to do great work. We also value them because they are able to answer the questions we have for them with the “right” answer. We all k … Read More
By Steve Trautman Jan 26, 2024

Managing Talent Risks When Executives Transition

Our last blog post focused on reducing executive talent risk by modeling how to methodically transfer the “soft skills” necessary for a new job role. When coming to a new organization, executives al … Read More
By Steve Trautman Jan 12, 2024
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