Vanessa Milara AlzateHostOkay, so think of it like the Greek myth of Sisyphus, endlessly pushing a boulder up the hill, only to watch it roll back down.
Organizations do this constantly, launching one initiative after another without addressing the root cause, then wondering why the boulder keeps rolling back.
Training is powerful, but training is not always the answer, and if we keep treating it like it is, we'll continue to invest time and money into solutions that don't move the needle.
So there's this quote that they say Albert Einstein said, "If I had one hour to save the world, I'd spend fifty-five minutes defining the problem and five minutes solving it." Most organizations do the opposite.
They'll spend five minutes defining the problem and fifty-five minutes building the solution.
Adoption is slow, so the response is, "Well, we need training." But when you dig deeper, you find that the system is slow, it's hard to access, it doesn't match how people actually work.
But if we move forward anyway and adoption fails, guess what gets blamed? Training.
Okay, so think of it like the Greek myth of Sisyphus, endlessly pushing a boulder up the hill, only to watch it roll back down.
Organizations do this constantly, launching one initiative after another without addressing the root cause, then wondering why the boulder keeps rolling back.
Training is powerful, but training is not always the answer, and if we keep treating it like it is, we'll continue to invest time and money into solutions that don't move the needle.
So there's this quote that they say Albert Einstein said, "If I had one hour to save the world, I'd spend fifty-five minutes defining the problem and five minutes solving it." Most organizations do the opposite.
They'll spend five minutes defining the problem and fifty-five minutes building the solution.
Adoption is slow, so the response is, "Well, we need training." But when you dig deeper, you find that the system is slow, it's hard to access, it doesn't match how people actually work.
But if we move forward anyway and adoption fails, guess what gets blamed? Training.
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