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WhatsNext? - Priority Order ToDo List

WhatsNext? - Priority Order ToDo List

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Customer Reviews

Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.

  • I thought the content was great; really inspiring. I learnt a lot about the value of objective vs subjective communication and how I can start to apply more logical thinking/reasoning. Trainer was fantastic, very engaging throughout, good use of whiteboard and despite it being a whole day he managed to hold my attention all the way through. Great session held virtually, with interactive workbook.

  • Excellent combination of psychology, philosophy and exponential theory and examples. Great tasks to reinforce and stimulate debate. The trainer's presentation was outstanding. Kept the pace high to retain attention and engaged with everyone. A great positive example.

  • The course was very informative with different topics, views and ideas. Very full two days and I was never bored. I have learned a great deal that I can apply effectively in my job. The trainer had an excellent style of presentation. He used different mediums: book, flip chart and screen. There were a lot of interesting diagrams, group discussions and interactions.

  • I've been on many management development training courses. This one was great because it didn't just focus on theory, there were lots of useful ideas that I can take back to the workplace and apply, for example the website templates. The trainer's presentation was excellent and very clear.

  • Fantastic course. Positive. Inspiring. Tackles common but major issues as a leader and manager. Good and practical use of formulas and structures. Chris Farmer (trainer) Very engaging. Kind. ON track. Easy to understand and learn form. Clearly very experience and very good at his job.100/100

  • The course content was very relevant and well structured. Flowed extremely well from one topic to the next so that you were left with a coherent series of techniques to apply in both the workplace and wider life. The trainer's presentation was very engaging, well informed and inspiring. A friendly and approachable presenter, who was positive about areas people wanted to develop and focus on and did not make them feel uncomfortable for admitting these weaknesses.