50 Creative Training Closers: Innovative Ways to End Your Training with IMPACT!

Lynn Solem, Bob Pike

ISBN 10: 0787939714 ISBN 13: 9780787939717
Verlag: Pfeiffer, 1998
Gebraucht Softcover

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Go out with a BANG!

They'll forget you as soon as you walk out the door . . . unless you make your training memorable. This essential resource is your way to make your mark. Fifty ways to close your training sessions and presentations so they won't forget you--or your training.

Each activity lists the necessary time and equipment, a suggested group size, and an intended purpose. You'll have no problem finding a closer that's just right for your needs.

You'll get activities great for:
* Making action plans
* Reviewing material
* Celebrating success
* Motivating participants . . . and more!

Solem and Pike show you all the essentials, and preparation is quick and easy. This book is training dynamite: make it your secret weapon today!

Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor: LYNN SOLEM, an inductee into the United Nations Women's Hall of Fame, is a senior trainer at Creative Training Techniques International (CTTI). BOB PIKE, the founder and president of CTTI, has the most trusted, most recognized name in the area of training-the-trainer.

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Titel: 50 Creative Training Closers: Innovative ...
Verlag: Pfeiffer
Erscheinungsdatum: 1998
Einband: Softcover
Zustand: Good

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