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You’ve read the interview about what Department of Justice prosecutors look for in compliance traini...
So: you’ve been made responsible for compliance training at your company. You know you want to make ...
So you report to an old-school compliance officer or general counsel—the kind who steadfastly believ...
Last week, we released an interview with Hui Chen, the Department of Justice’s former compliance cou...
We're finally winding down 2020, and that means getting ready to spend time with our families over t...
Fun fact: if something goes really wrong at your company and your compliance training comes under fi...
By now, most of us have attended at least one awkward Zoom conference. Heck, you’ve probably already...
Every person will need to attend live compliance training at least once in their career—where someon...
The Department of Justice revised their Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs last week, and o...
“Compliance training is boring,” said everyone ever.
"YOU CAN'T ADVANCE YET. CLICK ON ALL THE KNOWLEDGE POINTS TO CONTINUE!" droned the training voiceove...
The reason most compliance training does not work is that it's not training at all. It's education. ...
Hey hey, y’all! It’s Courtney, and I’ve been tapped to emcee the blog today! Though she doesn’t spel...
The compliance training space is DROWNING in stupid, corrosive, credibility-shattering myths. So let...