Introducing HBR Prompts, a collaboration of amazing content and a powerful delivery method from Harvard Business Publishing and Arist.
Unlock
learner potential
with the world's experts
From the fundamentals of leadership to driving change management, give your entire team a high-impact masterclass in how to unlock their own potential.
Delivered in just a few minutes per day, a great education has never been more accessible.
Strategic Thinking
Challenge assumptions, become a divergent thinker, and contribute to your company's long term success! Learn how to make the best decisions
Change Management
Become a change maker at work! Learn how to maneuver through constant shifts, motivate your team, spearhead new initiatives and more.
Leading People
Learn how to lead in a way that's... you. From choosing your values to building trust and leading with EI, this course will help make anyone a great leader.
Performance Measurement
Measuring performance isn't easy. We'll break down the core components of assessing and measuring talent, helping you become an effective leader.
Customer Focus
Customers are at the heart of every business. Learn how to apply customer thinking to your role, have a customer first mindset, and more.
one lesson at a time
Most learning is too long or lives in tools we rarely use.
Arist breaks complex content into lessons, quizzes, and nudges that people actually take action on →
That's why 92.3% of employees prefer Arist to any other learning method, including in-person training.
<5 minutes a day
No laptop or internet required
Enterprise-ready and Frontline-friendly
Most tools leave Frontline teams — or anyone without a laptop or internet access — behind. Along with our leading infosecurity, Arist is the only Learning + Comms solution that's fully wage & hour-compliant on personal devices.
Bring
real impact
to your people
We care about solving meaningful problems and being thought partners first and foremost. Arist is used and loved by the Fortune 500 — and we'd love to support your goals.
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