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Ian's Messy Desk
NOVEMBER 15, 2010
Home About Contact Me Links Sitemap 6 Ways to Alleviate Ergonomic-Related Strain Posted by Ian McKenzie Written on November 15, 2010 If youre new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. There is a good article on Ergonomic s, as it relates to safe computer use, from the Mechanical Engineering Department at U.C.
Ian's Messy Desk
OCTOBER 8, 2010
For example: Your manager wants to improve employee technical skills; mentions the benefits of having a needs analysis to plan the training ; and asks you to look into self-study manuals, seminars, teleconferencing and cheaper training options. Identify specific ways to strengthen technical training. Comments No comments yet.
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Ian's Messy Desk
SEPTEMBER 10, 2010
When Preparing for Public Speaking The boss e-mails and says you are going to be training employees on the features of the new software roll-out. Leave a comment Subscribe to blog posts by Email The Essential Motivation Handbook The Zen Habits Handbook for Life! Or, if you prefer, you can subscribe to my blog posts by e-mail.
Ian's Messy Desk
AUGUST 27, 2010
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Ian's Messy Desk
MAY 5, 2010
I have no training or professional experience in this area. This is post 10 of my series: Inside the Mind of a Procrastinator. Over the past ten weeks, I have written a series of posts to comment on the ten points made in this article from Psychology Today. I am not a psychologist. However, I am a procrastinator.
Ian's Messy Desk
MAY 31, 2010
They know their muscles need to have periods of relaxation to get the best benefit from training. Successful weight-trainers know, constant stress on the muscles will soon become counter-productive and even damaging. Stress can compound. You need to take breaks to relax and refresh, thereby coming back stronger.
Ian's Messy Desk
OCTOBER 20, 2010
Tips and Tools You Can Use In the same way we exercise our muscles to keep fit, we have to continue to train our brain to maintain its efficiency over time. Comments Trackbacks Stuck | Fried Optimism Leave a comment Subscribe to blog posts by Email The Essential Motivation Handbook The Zen Habits Handbook for Life!
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