Speaking Practically: Extra Touches Will Improve Training

Article Abstract:

Attention to certain details can improve the quality of training sessions. Transportation, parking, and lodging should be convenient. Training areas should have ventilation, good lighting and comfortable seating. Trainees should be provided with an agenda, supplies, and clear, explicit training material. Instructors should have knowledge of the product and business practices and should be aware of the trainee's need. Other specific suggestions are given.

Seminars, End users, User Need, Training of Employees, Supplies, Facility Support

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Speaking Practically

Article Abstract:

People in a service organization have a responsiblity to supply timely and informative information to equipment users. Instructors should not arrive late, receive phone calls in the middle of a meeting, or procrastinate. The article lists a number of things jaded instructors should not do.

Office automation, column, Office Equipment, Supervision, Service Industry

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