Worldwide, technology is the fastest-growing sector of the global economy. In the face of that growth, the United States and Europe are experiencing a shortage in the talent required for…
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Worldwide, technology is the fastest-growing sector of the global economy. In the face of that growth, the United States and Europe are experiencing a shortage in the talent required for…
Read MoreATD Expo, May 6-9 in San Diego, is just around the corner. Rosetta Stone invites you to stop by our booth #1015 to learn and chat about new and exciting…
Read MoreThis fall educators will gather in person to learn, share, network, and enjoy some fun at our Rosetta Stone Inspire: 2018 User Conference—all in the name of K-12 language learning.…
Read MoreWant to bring out the best in your employees? Promote a company-wide culture of learning. Here’s the good news: Today’s workers are committed to and enthusiastic about lifelong learning. More…
Read MoreMeet Lindsay Saligman, Fellow at Global Citizen Year, and watch her video to hear highlights from her experience in Ecuador’s Amazon region. Her passion for language grew even stronger during her…
Read MoreThe rise of personal computing, mobile devices, and smartphones has dramatically transformed the way people live, communicate, and share experiences. This phenomenon also has influenced the way your employees learn.…
Read MoreCalculating the ROI of soft skills training can be difficult. Fortunately, employee language learning lends itself to such measurement. While a few budgetary calculations are always possible, an even more…
Read MoreWant to keep up with the latest trends in corporate language training during 2018? Mark your calendar for the new Rosetta Stone monthly webinar series, Trainer’s Corner. Our presenters will…
Read MoreSeeking multilingual employees? Tap in to the talent you already have. Most employees are eager to grow professionally and learn new skills. This is especially true for millennials: Research shows…
Read MoreBy Kevin Pham – After going through the motions of finishing high school and applying to college, I felt as if something was missing from my formal education. I questioned…
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