Lighten up: Why comedy works in compliance training
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Kyle Brasseur2020-02-12T13:13:00
Experts speak on the psychology behind using comedy as a training tool for the “Department of No,” and a Fortune 500 CECO discusses how to find the right balance between education and humor in your training programs.
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