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What Is World Manager?
Make your companys training and employee development everything you want it to be, then deliver the content in real-time, on any device. Engaging tests can be created using our own content creation tools. Use our industry best practice appraisal and exit interview templates to develop your teams, and better your business long term.
Who Uses World Manager?
small, midsize and large business with multiple locations and multiple levels of employees.
Where can World Manager be deployed?
About the vendor
- FranConnect
- Located in Reston, US
- Founded in 2004
World Manager support
- 24/7 (Live rep)
- Chat
Countries available
United States
Languages
English
World Manager pricing
Starting Price:
- No free version
World Manager does not have a free version.
About the vendor
- FranConnect
- Located in Reston, US
- Founded in 2004
World Manager support
- 24/7 (Live rep)
- Chat
Countries available
United States
Languages
English
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Reviews of World Manager
Average score
Reviews by company size (employees)
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- 51-200
- 201-1,000
- >1,001
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World Manager - Multiple Plateform Functions
Pros:
The software World Manager offers the best training, communication, and compliance platform available. Some of the most recognizable brands in the world have been a part of our community for more than ten years because they have been:Concerned about the many communication techniques utilized in their firm. Frustrated by the lack of consistency and interest in their training.
Cons:
Confused by having multiple platforms and applications across the business!
World Manager Software for Learning
Comments: We have used this for the past 8 years and you need to keep on top of it to make sure that it is current content as the user wont go on to use it if it isn't.
Pros:
It has so many functions that can help the overall learning experience of the leaner. From watching a video, to linking websites within a module, to powerpoint.
Cons:
You need to have knowledge of eLearning and how the system works and functions. A normal team member couldn't pick this up and start developing learning material.
