What can a training schedule do for your company
Team Building
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Is a great event that brings working teams together to form an even level of trust.
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Rationalisation
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Awareness of potential and current problems; solving and putting them into a logical order, finding explainations and trouble shooting, eliminating problems such as; time management, labour waste and communications breakdown.
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Analysing
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Bringing to light the reasons behind employee problems, sorting out and seperating their identity, cause and structures.
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Interpretation
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Being able to explain the meaning of current problems and the reasons behind them.
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Negotiation
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Being able to reason with different sources; making a decision and reaching an agreement or arrangement by discussion and listening skills.
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Intelligible
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The ability to be understood, breaking through communication barriers; conversation breakdowns; structuring disputes and language barriers within the workforce and with clients.
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Neutralisation
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Being able to create a neutral situation, taking control of circumstances in a rationalised and calm manner.
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Gradational
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Taking a project or situation to a different level with the consideration of others, moving in a direction that follows a logical succession of stages to a positive result.
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Training Structure
Word mapping is a simple idea and used correctly can have brilliant results. Work your way through the chart selecting headings that apply to your company to create a training programme specifically tailored for you.
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