Fire! \ud83d\udca5 There’s a fire! \ud83d\udd25
What should you do?
There’s got to be a quick guide on what to do in case of a fire here somewhere, right?
Wrong \u2757\u2757\u2757
We are drilled on what to do in case of a fire for a reason.
But do we need a similar drill on how to file a claim to reimburse travel costs?
Of course not.\u26d4
That’s why it bothers me when I read articles by L&D professionals that heavily promote one of these options as the only right way.
We can do so much better. For a start, let’s keep our minds open to all learning methods and always try to select the most appropriate for the job.
Deal? \u270b<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Fire! \ud83d\udca5 There’s a fire! \ud83d\udd25What should you do?There’s got to be a quick guide on what to do in case of a fire here somewhere, right? Wrong \u2757\u2757\u2757 We are drilled on what to do in case of a … Continue reading