Sentences with phrase «kind of impact training»

Executives aren't interested in the number of participants or how many modules were run in a quarter — they need to know what kind of impact training has on the company's bottom line.

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Although it's most important to train in a lab doing good science, she recommends that trainees also «look for a networked approach that will enable them to see their science through to some kind of impact.»

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Now view this from the prism of the Forgetting Curve and you're bound to have second thoughts about your investments on using only formal training to make the kind of impact you'd like on your learner performance.

«The new Civil Engineering Training Centre will have a major impact on improving the essential skills required to underpin all kinds of construction and infrastructure development, including housing, commercial, industrial, transport, public sector projects and the # 244m worth of capital investment the Solent LEP is making across the area.

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«There are a lot of things the dealer can impact: who he hires, how he trains, what kind of experience customers have when they come into the dealership,» she said.

Training and socialization have a huge impact on what kind of dog he will become.

While preventive measures like pre-adoption training or free group training after adoption are sometimes offered by shelters with good results, others can't afford or otherwise make this kind of impact.

The document «expressly laid out a budget and how to hire some scientists, to train them to speak about uncertainty and get out there in the mix,» since exploiting the media's tendancy towards balance of the «he said, she said» kind was central to the effort to foster the idea that the scientific community was divided on the impact of global warming.