… Companies are spending $1,273 per learner on training, including staff salaries. These higher budgets have driven the growth of overall training industry expenditures. U.S. organizations spent a total of $55.8 billion on training (including staff salaries) this year, with $15.8 billion earmarked for external learning products and services.See the full article on the web.
Monday, March 12, 2007
Billions spent on training activities
Training magazine’s report on employer-sponsored training activities shows:
Trust
Since some time has passed since my last entry, I feel an update is in order. At the end of January, I quit my day job as an office manager to pursue my first love full time, teaching and training. So far, I have managed to stay busy but have some reservations about if I have a viable business. Time will tell.
I have a beautiful home office filled with items meant to keep me inspired, one of them a sign that says TRUST. I want this mantra of trust to permeate everything I do, both personally and professionally. On a deeper level, I need to trust everything is going to work out fine or else I feel the world may fall into a state of chaos.
Why so philosophical? Some events have colored my perspective including the sudden death of an acquaintance taken at an age where his life was just beginning to be lived, the possibility a dear friend may be seriously ill, and the death of a beloved pet and companion. If I didn’t believe, if I didn’t trust that everything will work out the way it should, I would be scared rather than resolved. Besides, only God knows what the plan is.
It all comes down to trust.
More about training to come…
I have a beautiful home office filled with items meant to keep me inspired, one of them a sign that says TRUST. I want this mantra of trust to permeate everything I do, both personally and professionally. On a deeper level, I need to trust everything is going to work out fine or else I feel the world may fall into a state of chaos.
Why so philosophical? Some events have colored my perspective including the sudden death of an acquaintance taken at an age where his life was just beginning to be lived, the possibility a dear friend may be seriously ill, and the death of a beloved pet and companion. If I didn’t believe, if I didn’t trust that everything will work out the way it should, I would be scared rather than resolved. Besides, only God knows what the plan is.
It all comes down to trust.
More about training to come…
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