The 2001 Annuals: Developing Human Resources, Volume 1 (Training)

On the Cutting Edge of Human Resource Development for over 25 Years! Year after year, the Annuals provide thousands of trainers, consultants, facilitators, and managers with up-to-date information about making organizations more effective. Face the challenge of today's workplace with today's resource. The 2001 Annuals contain all-new material from some of the best minds in the field of human resource development. For more than 25 years, the Annuals have been the leading resource for practitioners seeking to improve organizations. Three reasons why you need The 2001 Annuals: Great Resources: When you buy The 2001 Annuals, you will get more than 20 activities, 6 instruments, and 20 presentation and discussion resources-all of them new, all of them customizable for your specific needs! Great Contributors: All of the contributors are practitioners who have tested their ideas in today's workplace. Among the many leading contributors to these volumes are Richard Bunning, Lois Hart, A. Carol Rusaw, and Richard Whelan. Great Topics: You get what you need to face the industry's most pressing issues. Volume 1 focuses on training. Inside you will find hundreds of trustworthy tips and tools that will improve the productivity and profitability of any organization, including: Communication Spirituality at Work Coaching Leadership Problem Solving, and much more This year, editor Elaine Biech, a seasoned trainer and consultant and noted author of The Business of Consulting and coauthor of The Consultant's Legal Guide, has added select cutting-edge topics to the mix, including action planning and risk taking. So find out how other practitioners are improving organizations day by day: delve into the indispensable 2001 Annuals. You will understand why the Annuals are the source for practical, professional, performance-boosting tools.Elaine Biech is the author of 'The 2001 Annuals: Developing Human Resources, Volume 1 (Training)', published 2000 under ISBN 9780787953331 and ISBN 0787953334.