Posts Tagged With ‘ training ’

Lightning rods and speed bumps — 2 fantastic facilitation techniques Count the seconds until the thunder This is a reprint of a classic blog that I wrote in November 2019 when I first started my company Shiageto Consulting. Enjoy! I must confess something: I love ice breakers, energisers and anything different that jolts me out of the day-to-day. I know many people will roll their eyes at just the thought of these (be it at work or in their social lives) but I don’t care. Only recently a colleague told me: “I hate icebreakers, they must be the most cringe-worthy thing to happen to... Continue Reading

I really must work on my posture This is a reprint of a classic blog that I wrote in November 2019 when I first started my company Shiageto Consulting. Enjoy! As some of you may have seen, I recently had the pleasure of delivering some training sessions for a fantastic consulting firm on a variety of topics including “How to use story telling in business” and the “Soft skills behind project management”. Whilst I thoroughly enjoy working with companies to expand their skills and know my content inside out, training courses can be notoriously difficult as participants are often distracted,... Continue Reading