Virtual reality is one of the most impactful learning modalities. Blanchard’s Building Trust VR Simulation allows individuals to turn their knowledge into skills by practicing in life-like conversations with a virtual human in an immersive environment. Learners can gain the confidence to build trust and restore trust in a risk-free environment. Building Trust VR Simulation includes two modules: one on recognizing trust issues and one on restoring trust. Learn more on https://www.kenblanchard.com/Solutions/Building-Trust
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1:22Ken speaks to the importance of building a trusting environment with your team right from the beginning by letting them know you are there to support them, encourage them, and help them win.
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