4 ways to make behavioral change stick
More than 7,800 businesses globally use simulations as part of their training. Why? Learn the 4 reasons simulations are so effective.
September 10, 2021
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Currently, more than 1,700 businesses in the U.S. and over 7,800 businesses globally use simulations as part of their training.
In the business world, the overwhelming consensus is that simulations are valid representations of real-world issues facing managers. Clearly leading CHROs and CLOs know that simulations work, but why? There are four main reasons.
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Nathan Jenner
Change Management, Business Acumen, Simulations, results, training, learning aids, tools, organizational change, behavior change