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Kevin M. Yates

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Kevin is a Learning & Development detective and just like Sherlock Holmes, he solves mysteries. The mystery he solves is, “Did training work?”. He uses facts, evidence and data to show training and learning’s impact on behavior, performance and goals.

His work is global and multi-industry. He’s served in a variety of roles across training, learning and talent development which guides and informs his perspective and actions. Kevin’s guiding principle is, “Find one thing about a person’s behavior or performance you can attribute to training or learning and let that lead to the facts about impact.”  

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4th Dec 2018

Performance-based surveys: how to collect clues that forecast the impact of training

In a three-part series, L&D data detective Kevin M. Yates explores how to collect facts, evidence and data for learning’s impact on...
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19th Nov 2018

Forecasting effort: collecting facts about learning’s impact

In a three-part series, L&D data detective Kevin M. Yates explores how to collect facts, evidence and data for learning’s impact on...
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9th Nov 2018

Becoming an L&D data detective: how to collect facts before you start training

In a three-part series, L&D data detective Kevin M. Yates explores how to collect facts, evidence and data for learning’s impact on...
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