Learn the unwritten rules for being more successful at meetings, business meals, and networking events.

Learn how to strike the right tone in emails, text messages, and phone calls; include the right information; and understand what communication method to use when.

Explore common misperceptions about financial planning, learn about different revenue and cost projection models, and use worksheets to build the statements that matter most.

This course contains key information on business management for customer success professionals. It explains how businesses create value, as well how they are organized and managed.

Learn how to apply strategic innovation to build better products and services for your company.

Innovation is an exciting opportunity to get more engaged in your work, to solve problems, and be creative. Learn more about innovation practices and the skills and mindsets required for innovation, in this course with expert Keith Hopper. Discover why innovation is so important to your company’s growth and your career. Then explore the unique skills common to the world’s best innovators and learn to cultivate them in your current role. Next, identify opportunities to innovate by talking to your users and customers, and learn how to use testing to validate those ideas and generate more solutions. Finally, learn how to build a culture of innovation by applying agile principles to initiatives and engaging coworkers and managers in collaborative and open-ended conversations. By the end of this course, you should walk away energized and excited about the possibilities for innovation at your organization.

Innovation propels companies forward. It's an unlimited source of new growth and can give businesses a distinct competitive advantage. Learn how to innovate at your own business using Systematic Inventive Thinking, a method based on five techniques that allow you to innovate on demand. In this course, author and business school professor Drew Boyd shares the techniques he's taught Fortune 500 companies to innovate new services and products. Drew provides real-world examples of innovation in practice and suggests places to find your own opportunities to innovate.

In the bonus chapter, Drew shares insights from his own career and answers tough questions on resistance to innovation, innovation and leadership, and the difference between generating vs. executing innovative ideas.

Learn how to use business intelligence to create data-driven insights for your consulting clients.

Learn about your legal responsibilities as a manager. Discover what you need to know about basic US business and intellectual property law.

Discover how to leverage the power of numbers to make everyday decisions and better understand the world around you.

Be a change agent in your organization with process improvement. Learn how to build brand-new business processes, improve existing ones, and get stakeholder buy-in for solutions.

Learn how to apply the principles of storytelling to everyday business communication. Tell stories that communicate, inspire, and get your projects out the door.

Discover how to complete and submit business tax forms. Learn what needs to be submitted to the IRS, when it needs to be submitted, and the essentials of completing these tax forms.

Discover the secrets of business writing that engage and inspire action.

Learn how to be successful at business to business (B2B) sales. Review the B2B sales process, and get job hunting tips and insights for managers building out a B2B sales team.

Become an upstander and change the trajectory of your organization’s culture. Learn specific, actionable tools to stand up to harassment and bullying occur in your workplace.

All programmers must keep their coding muscles toned, which requires regular challenges and review of best practices. Beginners desire realistic exercises to continue their education, and experienced coders must constantly brush up on the basics as well as those areas of C that programmers often have issues with, such as pointers, recursion, and systems programming. In this course, Dan Gookin provides challenges for coders across the C knowledge spectrum with regular exercises to keep their programming skills fresh and ready for their next opportunity.

Get started programming with C. Explore the fundamentals of this powerful language, including code structure, data, program flow, and functions.

Learn to write embedded software in C and deliver applications that are small, efficient, and fast.

Explore the C standard library. Learn how to use over 60 of the most popular functions for processing input and output, manipulating text strings, performing math, and more.