“We realized ... if people wanted to get a negative result, it was quite easy ... we had to work out a way of bypassing it so that people wouldn't get negative results”

Andrew Jacobs · The Learning & Development Podcast: The #1 L&D Show · What Is L&D For? Identity, Impact and Agency with Andrew Jacobs

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Redesigned a lateral flow training process to prevent participants from easily obtaining negative results by analyzing why the cheating occurred and building a bypass

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