The Old Way
Pay $500+ in fees, travel, and hotels for a live short course.
Take a day or more to travel to and from the course, get
registered, sit in uncomfortable seating, and listen to a lecture at the
instructor's pace.
Get educated by the instructor that happens to be in your city or at
the conference you are attending.
Listen as hard as you can while going over the slides so you can
retain as much as possible on the one chance you have to get the lessons.
Bring back the lessons of the course to your coworkers and try to
explain it all to them again.
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The New Way
Save hundreds of dollars in unnecessary expenses.
Save hours of unnecessary travel, scheduling, and paperwork.
Attend courses by leading experts in their field with greater
coverage and more in-depth discussions than most short courses you are
likely to find.
Learn at your own pace, review the material - and listen to the
speaker as many times as you need to, today, tomorrow, and forever.
Lend the courses to your coworkers so they can learn the same
material on their time just like you did.
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