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LDT 506 Unit 3 Discussion. Problem with Cross-cultural mixed environment

 Given: You are the leader of an External Evaluation Team that has been contracted by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation to conduct an external evaluation of a company training program. The company is based in the U.S. in Des Moines, Iowa but has a global presence with offices in London, Shanghai, and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The company manufactures the P-5000 Work Loader, which has a working capacity of 4,000 kg. (8,818 lbs.). The loader is used to lift and move heavy objects, and its primary purpose is to load cargo onto ships. The company was the first to market with this type of loader, and even though other companies have copied it, it is still arguably the best loader available. Despite the fact that there is clear evidence that it has improved workplace safety by 300%, sales of the loader have been lagging. Weyland-Yutani's Training and Development department conducted a front-end analysis and discovered that the sales team is struggling with a performance gap. The gap is related ...

LDT506 Unit 1 Self-Assessment and Reflection

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 U1: Assignment - WOL: Self-Assessment and Reflection For Part 2 of this assignment, you'll write an 800- to 1,000-word Reflection that you'll post to your WOL Blog. If you haven't created a WOL Blog in LDT 501 or LDT 502, please refer to the directions in the Working Out Loud module in this course to create one. Since blogs don't provide a good mechanism for determining page length, it's strongly recommended that you use Microsoft Word or Google Docs to draft your assignment. Self-Assessment and Reflection For LDT506 Evaluations of Learning System(s).  A course for my Masters in Education.  We have been given the assignment to do a self-assessment and reflection.  Along side this assignment, we have been given this really cool tool JASP.  Given that the two assignments where in the same week, I figured it would be a good exercise to combine the two assignments and get a little more experience with both.  With JASP, I had to play around with a couple differ...