Training: listening, acknowledging, study games
What employees must do each period, how soon, and which audiobook formats count.
Every published policy version gets an audiobook, written only from the document: spoken, musical (sung), or both, with a short quiz for the study games. Employees listen, then confirm I have read and understood this policy.
- 1The training period (for example every 12 months)
- 2What counts as done: listening, acknowledging, study games
- 3Deadlines for new people and after a policy changes
- 4Which audiobook formats count
Screens show Fernhollow Health, a made-up company we use for demos.
Requirements repeat on a cycle, for example every 12 months from a date you choose. Each period, everyone must again hear the set share of each required policy, acknowledge it, and play the study games.
Musical audiobooks take longer to make than spoken ones; until a sung version is ready, the spoken one counts if you set Either format.
The study games are in the 93 Problems app for iPhone: open Games and choose your company.
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