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    10 Steps to Solving Problems At Work

    2 September 2020
    Problem solving is an essential skill, not only at work, but in personal situations. Use these ten steps to improve your problem-solving skills. Learn how to identify the circumstances around the problem and the logical steps to take.
    10 Steps to Solving Problems at Work Ten steps to successfully solving problems in the workplace: Get the facts. Define the problem. Find the structure of the problem. Find the origin of the problem. Identify the main players. Determine the chronological sequence. Assemble resources available. Formulate a corrective plan. Intelligently implement the plan. M...
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    Be a Straight Thinker

    6 March 2020
    Being able to think straight is an asset in life. We know this means making rational decisions, but what exactly does that mean in reality? You need to learn to be a critical thinker and here are four things to remember to get your thinking straight.
    Be a Straight Thinker In order to think straight, remember the following: Regardless of opinion, facts are facts. Verify your sources. Be wary of the majority opinion. Coherence; non contradiction. 1. Regardless of opinion, facts are facts. The first rule of clear thinking is to base all of your thinking upon facts. Reality is an objective absolute. It exists...
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Customer Reviews

Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.

  • The course content was very informative and I wish I had attended this course earlier as I can use it in day-to-day life as well as work-wise. The trainer's presentation was excellent and very well presented. Good vibe energy levels. Time went quick. Great skill sets learnt.

  • The course content was concise and practical as related to my business. It contained information that I had not seen in 48 years in the business world. The trainer's presentation was straightforward, understandable, relevant and well structured.

  • 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.

  • Following this course, I feel now I can prioritise and plan my work in a more specific, measurable way, whilst obtaining clear objectives by revisiting the plan. The trainer's presentation was clear, correct pace, precise.

  • I thought the technology was great! Really interactive and let us see in more detail what the leader was saying. Excellent use of greenscreen or whatever it was. Really informative, very thorough and gave enough chance to take notes. Good separation of content into understandable and logical areas. I gained a lot of insight and felt welcomed and encouraged throughout. Great imparting of knowledge from Marco and Chris, super friendly and talkative. Their approach made it easy for me to follow and learn. Thank you so much!

  • Fantastic course content. I loved the booklet/ manual; I wish other courses had such comprehensive notes to take away. Brilliant methodologies, tools and frameworks to take away and apply to my work, and home life. Really motivating and inspiring content. The trainer’s presentation: Chris and Gez are both great presenters. In particular Chris had great in-depth knowledge of the content, and had good answers to questions. Also had a really inspirational way of presenting. And was happy for challenging questions.