Episode description
Episode description
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Welcome back, Nerd Nation, to another egg-ceptional episode of Fabulous Learning Nerds! This week, we crack open the mysteries of “Right-Sizing Your Training” with our incredible guest, Stephen Rhyne, CEO of ConveYour.com. Stephen is a true innovator in the world of learning and development. His expertise lies in helping organizations optimize their recruiting, onboarding, and training processes to create high-performing dream teams. Through ConveYour, Stephen has transformed seller onboarding, leveraging personalized micro-learning and cutting-edge tech to address inefficiencies that cost billions in revenue annually.
💡 Key Takeaways:
- The Danger of Lowest Common Denominator Training: Why generic solutions might be your team’s biggest obstacle.
- The Role of Personas: Learn how segmenting by job roles and experience levels leads to more effective training.
- Adaptive Learning at Scale: Discover how micro-learning, data-driven workflows, and automation can transform how teams onboard and retain critical knowledge.
Spotlight on Stephen Rhyne
Stephen’s mission is simple yet impactful: help organizations “right-size” their training to fit their learners' exact needs. With over a decade of experience, Stephen is passionate about infusing marketing and sales techniques into training to drive engagement and retention. His philosophy? Effective training isn't just about what you teach—it’s about why your learners care.
Buckle up in your Batmobiles, hit play, and get ready to transform the way you think about training. Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review so we can keep bringing you the groovy insights you love!
Connect with Stephen:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenrhyne/
- Website: http://www.ConveYour.com
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