Q: Chekhov was a doctor and Kafka was an insurance officer. What is your bread job?
A: Director of Performance Measurement at Accenture
(Any views expressed herein are solely those of the author, and may not in any way be attributed to the author’s employer.)
Among other things, I focus on measuring the return on investment in training, work for which I have won:


Corporate University Xchange award for Excellence in Measurement
Gold award from Brandon Hall for Accenture’s Best Practice for Determining Return on Investment
American Society for Training and Development Best Award
Chief Learning Officer Magazine Impact award
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Or come hear me speak on the topic. I've given talks to ASTD, IQPC, ASMI, various business schools, and at many different conferences.

Tad Waddington is an erudite and engaging writer. He uses the concepts of ancient Greek philosophy along with insightful modern quotations and anecdotes to show how people can shape their strivings into enduring contributions to humanity.
—Frank Schmidt, Ralph L. Sheets Professor, Department of Management and Organizations, University of Iowa

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