Education · 4 min read

Employee education that employees actually use

Short sessions, plain words, and a clear line between education and personal advice.

General education, not personalized advice. Confirm current rules at the sources below.

Start with the questions people ask

Collect real questions from HR and employees. Typical themes: how much to contribute, what a match means, what happens when I leave.

Keep it short and repeatable

Twenty to thirty minutes with a handout beats an hour of slides. Offer the session at onboarding and again once a year.

Be clear about the boundary

General education explains how things work. It should not tell a specific person what to do with their account. Make that boundary visible so no one mistakes a workshop for individual advice.

Workshop information

See the Workshops page for event details. Contact Tim directly to inquire; no reservation is made through this website.