When Client Training Expectations and Reality Collide
Spotting red flags for custom classes.
I've been conducting corporate training for nearly a quarter-century. Although, to be fair, I've worn other hats during that time. During that time, my classes that have run the gamut. Most have gone very wellโothers, not so much. To quote Pacino in Heat, "I've worked all kinds."
When I reflect upon the most successful classes that I've led over the years, a number of commonalities strike me:
- Committed and focused attendees
- Adequate physical space and A/V equipment for in-person classes
- Good tech
- Mid-morning and -afternoon breaks so attendees can check in
- Ample time for the class
The Importance of Adequate Time
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