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    Effective Decision Making

    16 May 2023
    Effective decision making is essential, but it can be challenging when the situation is complex. Learn how to simplify the process and make better choices. Free apps available to help you.
    Effective Decision Making Effective decision making is essential in both personal and professional settings. It is a process that involves weighing the pros and cons of various options before choosing the best one. However, decision making can be challenging, especially when the situation is complex and requires careful analysis. To simplify the process, decision making can be classified into six kinds, each requiring its own decisio...
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    Perception Bias In the Workplace

    28 February 2023
    Perception bias occurs when we form beliefs based on our experiences and then use these to irrationally judge people. What can be done to ensure that we make rational decisions when recruiting or selecting people for roles?
    Perception Bias in the Workplace Perception bias happens whenever people wrongly evaluate an individual, based on a distorted belief about the general group to which the individual belongs. All cases of colour, gender, class or race prejudice are examples of "perception bias". Why does Perception bias occur? Perception bias happens because we form our beliefs based upon our own experience; and then we judge peop...
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    Influencing Decisions When You're Not the Most Senior Person

    2 August 2022
    Decisions are usually made by the most senior people in an organisation. But less senior employees can influence the decisions if they develop certain skills and attributes. We examine how you can influence decision-makers.
    Influencing Decisions When You're Not The Most Senior Person It is true that the most senior people need to make the final decision, but they should only do so after hearing the best ideas and proposals, which may come from the less senior people in the room. If the less senior people want to influence the decision makers, then they develop the following specific skills and attributes: Clear thinking. Accurate language. Reasoned a...
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Customer Reviews

Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.

  • The course was very useful, with many day-to-day examples and processes that can be applied to my role. The course book is very thorough. Trainer's presentation was thorough and well planned. Very good use of examples and additional literature for reading etc.

  • The course content suited me as it pointed out the ways I could make my own attitude more positive, which would allow me to pass on that positivity to my colleagues. This should ensure a happier more productive working environment. I felt the trainer was excellently prepared. It wasn't a 'classroom' situation and humour was incorporated leading to a stress-free, enjoyable course.

  • The course content was put together really well and flowed from one subject to another nicely. Everything was relevant, and the tools included will help me going forward into senior management. Chris has a lovely approach to the training which makes it enjoyable, and the time flew! He's voice is easy to listen to and clear. If there was something we didn't understand or extra questions we asked, it was never a problem and he either went back over something or extended his answer to the extra question. He was brilliant! The tech was great! easy to follow on screen and it makes it so much nicer in colour! :)

  • I found the topics on 'accurate communicator' and 'inspiring', very useful. The SMART plan I will use in my workplace and hopefully change my thoughts. The training delivered a very good course, which, truthfully, I never though I'd enjoy, but I found the course very useful.

  • The course content was well structured and relevant to my needs. It covered all the topics I would find beneficial in my day to day working life and many I can use on a personal level. It made me evaluate my behaviour. The trainer was very clear, structured and easy to understand. The training manual is a tool I will continue to use as reference.

  • Some really useful tools and thought-provoking exercises. The training workbook will be great to use for reflection. Great to know about the website and free website tools. The presentation had a good balance of instructive and interactive. Excellent time keeping – clearly very experienced.