SSJ 3 DARK

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1. is it revamp compatable?

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   1. yes

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2. When my company shifted to remote work, we quickly realized that our old training methods weren’t cutting it anymore. Without the usual in-office orientation sessions, our new hires felt disconnected, and even experienced team members struggled to stay updated on best practices. We attempted using video calls for training, but it wasn’t enough. I suggested we look into an enterprise learning management system, thinking it might give us a more organized, accessible platform for both onboarding and ongoing education. After diving into some options, I stumbled upon Lionwood https://lionwood.software/enterprise-learning-management-systems-specifics-benefits-and-how-to-choose/ article on choosing the right LMS, which really opened our eyes to the types of features that would benefit a remote setup. For example, their advice on selecting a system with mobile compatibility and progress tracking was spot on, as it allows team members to train whenever and wherever they are. If anyone else is dealing with similar struggles in a remote or hybrid environment, I’d recommend reading up on their insights—it gave us a much better idea of how to create a structured, flexible training program.

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