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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 was my first virtual training and I found the set up with the green screen/ virtual whiteboard, very organised and presented. The content included a lot of very interesting topics. I was really pleased to attend the course and being given the tools I need to improve my communication skills, not only for work purposes, but beyond that. Both Chris and Marco did a great job delivering the course. The course delivery was very interactive and interesting throughout the whole day, at times eye-opening. I appreciated all the whiteboard notes, having a photographic memory it really helped me a lot to retain the information.

  • Training course content was very useful in putting logical structures around common problems and ways of thinking. Good balance of verbal and visual material. Good delegate interaction without pressure. Trainer's presentation was very engaging with infectious energy and just the right amount of humour.

  • Training course content was useful, interesting and relevant. Helpful to a current situation. Useful daily tips to put into practice. The trainer's presentation was really good and energetic. Engaging and interesting.

  • The course content was brilliant and really helpful. Has helped me to be able to reassess and look at a lot of things in my job and look at me as a person. The trainer's presentation was very welcoming, polite, friendly and very informative.

  • Training course content was excellent and was beyond my expectation. I would recommend this to my other colleagues to enhance their personality and develop their skills. Trainer's presentation was excellent.

  • This course was not my choice, my company put me on it, so I was cynic! The course changed my view and I realised why I had been asked to attend. I took away a lot of positives from the course which I will take forward in my work and personal life. The trainer's presentation was fab, very positive and kept you at ease.