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More than facts, we need imagination!

https://www.williamjryan.com/   I was working on a project when a senior lead asked me if I had included all 4 “I’s”. The model described was that with the directions (instruction) and the content in context (information) and using an active assessment strategy (interaction) the result would be an improved work performance (innovation), the “I4”!  A recent … Continue reading

The Ryan Report: January 2022

Welcome to this month’s Ryan Report filled with news to use and ideas to share.  This month I share the 1st of 4 videos as I outline the reasons to develop career paths and use competencies to create a connection between professional development and the business criteria in a role that leads to performance success. I’m looking at more … Continue reading

The Ryan Report: October 2021

Welcome to this month’s Ryan Report filled with news to use and ideas to share.  This month I share thoughts on how you can change the Great Resignation to a Great Recruitment, look at ways people, and organizations, are defining their need for “flexibility”, and a leadership technique called collective leadership and how it might be a … Continue reading

Lessons learned from moving online

A recent project took a traditional classroom program and moved it to a blended, online learning experience. During this process 3 items came into my focus as we ramped up for the synchronous web conferencing sessions.  Did you know that time zones don’t automatically convert in all calendars? There is also a place for communication … Continue reading

Going to be different going forward

What was it like the first time you went out “socially”? It was a little unsettling for me, and it will be strange to wait for an elevator, go to the break room for coffee, and be with people who aren’t family. This is going to be different for each of us. We need to … Continue reading

The Ryan Report: April 2021

Welcome to this month’s Ryan Report filled with news to use and ideas to share.  I would love to hear your feedback and new topics you are interested in learning more about and I’m always open to a conversation. Let’s Zoom or even use the phone to talk because together we are stronger and we don’t need … Continue reading

Attract (& Keep!) Your Dream Team, Part 4: Credentials to Careers

Degrees have value however what has a deep impact on whether a person will be successful in a role is the ability to demonstrate they are capable of performing and using the skills and behaviors to a defined level of proficiency.  In this last of 4 videos, I highlight the value badges and other microcredentials … Continue reading

The Ryan Report – March 2021

Welcome to this month’s Ryan Report filled with news to use and ideas to share.  I would love to hear your feedback and new topics you are interested in learning more about and I’m always open to a conversation. Let’s Zoom or even use the phone to talk because together we are stronger and we … Continue reading

Attract (& Keep!) Your Dream Team, Part 3: Credentials, College, & Career

We use credentials as a rubric for hiring new people and evaluating internal candidates. In this 3rd of 4 videos, I highlight the advantages of using a broader view of the term credential to include traditional degrees and include other learning solutions, such as badges and nanodegrees, that indicate a person can demonstrate the skills … Continue reading

The Ryan Report – February 2021

Welcome 2021 with news to use and ideas to share in this month’s Ryan Report.  Love to hear your feedback and new topics you want to learn and grow with!  Always open to a conversation, let’s Zoom or call because together we are stronger so don’t let being remote or at a distance keep us from … Continue reading

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