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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 course was well structured with a good flow of topics which led onto the next topic. I liked the interactive part, working with the other attendees. Thank you for delivering a course with NO power point slides. It was really refreshing. The trainer's presentation was excellent! Informative, engaging, very knowledgeable and the real life examples were excellent.

  • The course was beneficial in learning the correct words/format of putting things in a more positive way. I now know I'm more confident to handle my team, again in a more positive way. The trainer is very good at what he does and kept us participating and engaged at all times, which can be hard and which I found very inspiring.

  • The course was very informative and interesting and I learnt a lot on how to put things across in a leaner, more constructive way to keep the colleague interested in my training methods. Chris the trainer was very good at getting points across on how to make training methods easier and more understandable, for both me and the person I will be training in the future. Online virtual live delivery: I've never done anything like this before and was surprised at how organized and well it went and know it will probably be the future in how courses are delivered.

  • The course content was very relevant for my work and applicable to my job. Lots of tools to use in my role, especially since a promotion from an operational to more strategic post. Trainer's presentation was very vibrant and interactive. Could have possibly left more time for discussion, however I understand why we needed to push on. Gez kept very well to time as a result.

  • Course Content Feedback The content was well-structured, with a logical progression throughout. Trainer's Presentation Feedback The trainer was brilliant! Brought a lot of energy and enthusiasm. One of the finest trainers I have seen. Overall Rating 100/100

  • This was an extremely welcome and focussed course, covering rational behaviour in the workplace. Extremely useful tools for managing conflict and improving communication. The trainer was engaging and authoritative. The presentation was well paced, well illustrated, with a good variety of group work, plus presentation.