Here's why compliance training videos are terrible (and when they actually make sense).
One of the most common things we talk about around Broadcat HQ is compliance training videos—probably because, like all Real Americans (TM), we hate them.
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The five (circles of hell) stages of buying compliance training, explained.
There is probably no more soul-crushing task than being assigned to buy compliance training for a large organization. (“Assigned” is operative; no one has ever asked to be responsible for …
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How *not* to write a compliance policy: tips from the DOJ's new antitrust guidance.
Writing a clear, easy-to-understand compliance policy is hard—so hard that the Department of Justice struggles with it, too.
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This is the best compliance training video ever made: here’s why.
Long-time readers will know we are fairly critical of compliance training videos, a fact that puts us squarely on the side of everyone in the entire world who is not in the business of selling comp…
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A simple way to explain the difference between legal and compliance.
"Wait, so are you like the legal team?” How many times have you received that question? And how well do you think your answers have gone over?
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[games] Two easy-to-execute games for Compliance Week
HOT UPDATE FOR 2020: Hey, friend! Greetings from the future, nearly 5 years after this blog post was first written! Below you'll find two games that you can easily play with…
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3 things about COVID-19 messaging that will change how we communicate compliance.
Fun fact: in the age of COVID-19, we're all now living in the biggest compliance experiment of all time. Without a vaccine or medicine to stop the coronavirus, the way this whole situation g…
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Department of Justice calls for shorter, more targeted training—why that matters and what it looks like.
The Department of Justice revised their Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs last week, and one of those changes was a call for shorter, more targeted compliance training.