We help you create confident, capable employees in just 3 minutes a day. Yarno's quiz-based platform transforms large blocks of training into bite-sized chunks of microlearning – so your staff can remember what they learn, and apply it as they work.
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It’s been a while since we highlighted the newest Yarno product features and developments that we’re excited about. We thought we better get on to […]
We talk a lot about customer success at Yarno. It’s important. Integral, even. Yarno’s success is inextricably entwined with our relationships with our customers. Their […]
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Our customers’ success is our success. If we’re not producing meaningful results for our customers, then it’s unlikely they’ll stay a customer for long. Being […]
When it comes to customer service, competence is just the minimum viable product. You need more than just the technical capabilities to serve and solve […]
I’m new to Yarno. About a month. It’s been a transition. Who knew that working at a learning company would require you to learn so […]
‘I make the mess, he mops it up’ This is how one of our co-founders, Mark, describes both his personal and professional relationship with our […]
Ron Finemore Transport has been with Yarno for a while now. A good while. Long enough for their learners to have answered 21,200 questions across […]
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