Name: #tayloredtip #customereducation #learner | Tiffany T.
Uploaded: 2025-11-25T14:00:12.749Z
Duration: 1 min 4 s
Channel: Tiffany T.
Description: This week’s #TayloredTip : in #customereducation it’s perfectly acceptable (and in fact, I advise it) to indicate when something might be difficult or more challenging. Sometimes it’s the best guidance you can give to prepare a #learner

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Tiffany T.

This week’s #TayloredTip : in #customereducation it’s perfectly acceptable (and in fact, I advise it) to indicate when something might be difficult or more challenging. Sometimes it’s the best guidance you can give to prepare a #learner

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Hello everyone, and welcome to this week's tailored tip. This week's tip in customer education. It's OK to be clear that something is difficult or challenging. Here's the deal, folks. Education has been doing this forever. Remember when you signed up for a Calculus 201? You knew it was more difficult than 101. Or job in customer education is not necessarily to make something easy. We're here to make the complex simple. The truth is, some tools are challenging to learn. Some processes are multi pronged and multifaceted. And in fact, it's helpful guidance to prepare the learner to let them know what's ahead. So saying something is a bit more challenging takes a little bit more time. A little bit more focus is actually a gift to the learner. For this week's tip in customer education, it is perfectly fine and in fact advised to make it clear when something might be a bit more difficult.

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