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The Monday Morning Memo

Companies are pouring big money into programs that teach “soft skills,” such as employee training, human resources, community outreach, and DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.) But do they get their money’s worth?Jack and Patti Phillips developed a method for determining the return on investment for programs like these and it has become the most-used evaluation system in the world, adopted by 27 governments and three-fourths of the FORTUNE 500! Listen as they explain to roving reporter Rotbart how much easier it is to assess these programs than most owners and executives realize.

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“All the books about aging inform me of how wonderful it is that I have so much time on my hands. It’s as if I’m a 5-year-old kid in an old-fashioned candy store, and my extra minutes and days are being displayed in giant glass jars for me to just stick my hand in and grab as many as I can to stuff in my pockets for later.

What a bunch of bunk that turned out to be. For one thing, the last proverbial old-fashioned candy store I found was way back when I was in college. There were jars of minutes and days to goof off with, because I didn’t quite have the whole purpose of a higher education fully in my grasp. It was a great time until they asked me not to come back.

Nowadays, I feel more like a 73-year-old man scraping the bottom of the barrels for the last few precious scraps of sweetness.”

- Don Kuhl, March 29, 2019

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