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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.

  • This course gave me the opportunity not to just look out for other members of staff, but also myself. The trainer's presentation was really enjoyable and would benefit all members of staff on how to cope with stress.

  • I found the prioritisation by value online chart useful to help with my workload and decide what to do first. The trainer was excellent, with lots of information and knowledge shared. Easy to understand and found extremely interesting and helpful for my future.

  • The course covered a lot of topics which were well explained, with good examples that kept all of the delegates engaged in the course right to the end. Lots of ideas that need to be applied to my day job. The trainer was able to control the delegates well. Many large and different personalities in the room so not an easy job. The use of the flip chart, projector and laptop was good. Overall a great day.

  • Great course, packed with practical applications that I will definitely be using in both my work and personal life. Food for thought! Very well prepared and engaging. I like the use of real life examples to highlight types of behaviour both in myself and others. As this meant Alison was giving context to the points. Simple and easy to digest.

  • Came to the course with a huge workload sitting on my desk, but I think I'll be able to tackle this in a better way (and better frame of mind) having done this course. The trainer's presentation was excellent. Good pace, clear presentation and we were involved and engaged throughout. Lots of good stuff presented. Thanks.

  • 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.