Reuben Kwadzo Gblonyah: “Alison is a catalyst for social change in the twenty-first century.”
“My name is Reuben Kwadzo Gblonyah. I live in Ghana in West Africa. I am married and have one child. I completed all my education in Ghana and, after my undergrad, I worked for a year at the University of Cape Coast as a Teaching Assistant. I assisted in courses like Information Technology Skills, Databases,…
How to Develop an Inclusive and Productive Corporate Training Strategy for an Intergenerational Workforce
Given that there are as many as five generations to be found in the contemporary workforce, you must factor in not only individual learning and communication styles, perspectives, and work habits but also those that are broadly characteristic of each generation. Participating in a survey of 5,598 employers in 36 OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation…
Simon Sez IT: “Learning is like a muscle that you need to constantly exercise”
As a training provider, we just have to balance how much we’re able to give away for free versus charging people for training. And Alison is part of that balance for us. Alison provides us with a really good and engaged audience of students that can consume the content for free and then we have…
