In this episode of the Quality Grind Podcast, host Mike Kent and special guest Ronnie Feldman continue to explore creative techniques for making compliance training engaging and effective, including storytelling, music, humor, and the importance of tailoring your approach for diverse audiences. Feldman shares insights on adopting a “train less, communicate more” strategy, using the fun thing to draw attention to the important thing, and building a better business case, all aimed at improving training outcomes and positively influencing compliance behavior in regulated environments.
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