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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.

  • The training course content was informative and covered the aspects that I was hoping for. The trainer's presentation was good, well explained and good interaction.

  • The course content was interesting and up to date. I have picked up some extremely useful techniques and information. The trainer's presentation was well-paced and easy to understand.

  • I found the conflict management tools, wrong box/right box, very helpful. As was delegation and time management. It is helpful to reinforce these things and stops you just acting to type (which sometimes isn't the right course of action). The trainer kept things moving with good momentum, energy and examples. I always find examples helpful and it was good to give delegates time to share their own examples/ideas too.

  • The course was very helpful and has taught me many ways to improve not only myself, but the team around me. It is very easy to learn from the detailed, yet simple explanations. Chris is an awesome teacher, he is very thorough with his explanations and made the course very relatable.

  • Very comprehensive course content with a wide range of beneficial models to follow. Practical tools and guidance for self-improvement and better management of people and situations. I found day 2 very beneficial and will be recommending for other staff. Day 1 equally beneficial for myself. The trainer presentation was clear, concise, professional and well delivered. The content was delivered very effectively with opportunity at all times to discuss points and get involved. Very effective trainer/coach who engaged all members really well.

  • This course was very good and organized. Easy to follow and enjoyable. I learnt many things which I can’t wait to apply. The trainer’s presentation was fantastic. Memory-aided techniques using diagrams, highlighting and bulleted point key words really helped.