The World Economic Forum predicts that in the next 15 years, the ability to think critically, to challenge thinking patterns, analyse, assess, create and innovate will be among the most crucial of all workplace competencies.
Our Critical Thinking skills training provides the tools and techniques needed to solve complex problems, develop robust decision making strategies and invoke a spirit of outside the box thinking. Crucially, participants will be introduced to the mindset that drives a critical thinking approach.
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We all know the rule “The Customer Comes First”, but who are our customers and why do we need to pay attention to their needs? How do we define a ‘customer’ and how can we ensure that customers – internal and external – stay with us?
How can we create a feedback loop and build trust that allows for the continuous improvement of what we offer?
Today’s organisations rely heavily on people skilled in customer service and customer satisfaction, regardless of whether they are in traditional client-facing roles or not. Our carefully-crafted Customer Service course supports delegates
in developing the core skills needed to excite and delight your customers.
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Whether it is embedding a new strategy, sealing a commercial deal, establishing a remote working policy, or agreeing the finer points of a complex transaction, the art of negotiation is a key workplace skill.
In this course we focus on the skills and practices that contribute to successful negotiations. We look at what influences, drives and moves those around us and how we can lean on and into that knowledge to achieve the results we want to see. Participants will be introduced to the tools required to prepare for, engage in and conclude negotiations and to accomplish outcomes that are positive for multiple stakeholders.
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Our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion training helps individual contributors, managers and senior leaders take the first steps towards creating a climate that truly supports difference and allows for potential to flourish.
Starting with the business case for equitable cultures, we look at why it matters to build teams and organisations that are inclusive and where bias doesn’t go unchecked. Delegates will be invited to consider what is meant by the terminology in this complex area – where language matters and is often layered and nuanced.
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