#learning
4 articles
- The Walls Were Doing the Counting
Kirkpatrick's four levels, controlled experiments, learning hours: every instrument L&D owns needs a program to point at. Continuous learning removed it.
- Normal Is Not the Same as Precise: The Histogram I Misread for Three Years
Simulating 1,000 samples finally made the central limit theorem click — and then showed me I'd spent three years misreading my own histogram.
- What the Marshall & Gordon Case Taught Me About Pay
A case study asked me to fix a firm's broken bonus system. What I took away was a new way to read how any company pays — and why the check is never the story.
- What the DaVita Case Taught Me About Strong Cultures
A week with one case study on a company that rebuilt itself around culture — and what it changed in how I read any strong culture, including the ones I admire.