Training should speed up your business, not slow it down.
Learn to Win can reduce time to productivity by 30-40%, and get your employees up-to-speed faster than ever before.
Figure out which topics none of your employees understand, and which team members are “Confidently Wrong.”
With Learn to Win’s knowledge gap analytics, customers save over 500 hours per year of in-person training.
The freight and logistics industry changes rapidly. Learn to Win makes it fast and easy to create and share fresh training insights.
VP of Talent Development, Nolan Transportation Group
“Building lessons on our old platform was such a nightmare. With Learn to Win, we built our first lesson together in 10 minutes. It was just so simple. We work with several outside content providers, and just time and time again, Learn to Win has been the easiest and best platform in my experience.”
Training can make or break a successful hire. Employees often find traditional training boring and ineffective in improving their performance. What they really need is specific knowledge about how their team operates, the kind of expertise that comes with years of experience from your top performers.
This is what we call the Last Mile of training, the crucial piece that is unique to your organization and 6x more valuable than generic training. Here are a few examples of how Learn to Win helps organizations master the team-specific knowledge that truly makes a difference in their performance:
For customers to trust us to move their product, our people need to be fluent in industry lingo, equipment types, and all the elements of a transaction. How quickly can we make new hires sound like credible experts?
Every logistics provider’s TMS is slightly different. When you’re moving hundreds of loads per day, it’s easy for mistakes to happen. How can we ensure our people build loads correctly in our system?
Successful freight brokers need to understand the details of our carrier relationships. What equipment do they have? What freight can they move? What are their preferences? And how do we keep track of all this information?
Issues are bound to surface throughout the lifespan of a load— that’s inevitable. Whether it's a carrier unexpectedly going silent or a shipment facing unforeseen delays, does your team know how to respond?
Building and maintaining strong relationships with customers is key to securing repeat business and referrals. How do we train our team to not only understand but anticipate customer needs, ensuring we provide tailored solutions that goes above and beyond?
Understanding and adhering to all of the regulations in the freight and logistics industry is daunting. How can we ensure our team stays up-to-date with the latest laws, safety standards, and environmental guidelines to mitigate risks and maintain compliance?