-Presenting to Large Audiences

It’s probably not every day that you will get asked to give a presentation in front of 200 or more people. But then again, stadium based annual general meetings weren’t as popular as they are today. That’s right, your next presentation could be to your entire company in a stadium! *Gulp*

-Focusing on improvements not just good feelings

Since training is both time consuming and costly, there is little argument against the evaluation of the results in order to determine whether there is a positive return on investment. Nevertheless, too often training is done without any thought of measuring this return, simply because it is perceived as too difficult.

This article deals with the international tendencies and directions which will be expressed in the coming years in each and every market on one dominant level or other.

Education comes in many forms. We can learn about the world and we can learn about ourselves, and the sources of learning can be similarly external and internal. Recently, I received some slightly contradictory feedback, after reading the student evaluations from a business writing training I delivered. One trainee said this “was exactly the training they needed” it to take their writing in a new direction, while another trainee said the course “was more like teaching than training”. This got me thinking about the fundamental differences between teaching and training.