Coffee, Tea and L&D - Videocast Episode 1: ATD Virtual Prethoughts

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Welcome to Coffee, Tea and L&D, the caffeinated videocast series about adventures in L&D. Jessica Nordness joins me as we discuss our adventures at ATD Virtual, professional development and generally geek out about the work we do every day.

In Episode 1, grab a cup of your caffeination of choice and join us for our thoughts, hopes, and expectations for ATD Virtual: Unleash Potential.




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