Leadership Development reviews

4.2 (108 reviews)
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Practical leadership tools and frameworks help attendees reflect on their roles, consider different perspectives and identify changes they can apply at work. They value knowledgeable, calm and energetic facilitators who communicate clearly, keep sessions focused and encourage participation. Breakout rooms, group work and homework make the learning relatable and connect colleagues around shared improvements. Some attendees find the sessions lengthy or want more time for real examples and discussion.

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Generally enjoyed the course. It helped punctuate various know weaknesses and highlighted some in knowns

Lucien D · 03 Dec 2019
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Orla is very interesting to listen to and keeps you engaged

Sabrina K · 26 Nov 2019
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We concentrated on Conflict Management at the most recent course. It seemed quite some time was spent on Presentation Skills initially. We then moved to Conflict Management and were taught the definition of it, did some role plays and filled out some questionnaires to give us an indication of what type of person we are in the face of conflict. What I thought was lacking was the fact that there was no real guidance on how to deal with conflict or manage ongoing conflict. I wouldn't put this down to the trainer, who I find to be consistently good at his delivery.

David F · 18 Sep 2019
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Response: Hi David, many thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback. We will review your comment to see how we may improve this. Lesley

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This was the first session of a 4 part course. It quite rightly assumed that the participants were interested in management and leadership and that they also had some level of experience at this level. The course was therefore pitched quite high which meant that the basics basic materials were acknowledged. This saved on time and kept up the momentum. I liked John's direct attitude. I enjoyed going back over the notes and the additional reading that was prompted by the notes.

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Fergal F · 08 May 2019
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There was some reference to coaching young teams during the presentation - while this can be useful to put something in context it may have been overused. It would be good to have possible case study information to reference after the training. Good to get the reference material after the meeting but it might be helpful to refer to it more during the presentation to get more familiar with the content

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Linda H · 03 May 2019
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The course content was sufficient in terms of what it set out to achieve, however, although I was able to keep up with the pace, I feel there was some content that may have been too quickly covered (glossed over), this was probably due to the volume and time available? The attendee introductions and approach to introduction although a test in itself, was probably a little too ambitious... I do feel that everyone should be able to introduce themselves to the trainer, so based on the time available, maybe a more basic individual introduction was more appropriate? The day and content was quite relevant though! and enjoyable.

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David R · 30 Apr 2019
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The trainer was very familiar with all of the content and had a nice approach to getting his points across! Some of it was a little repetitive, but overall, I would recommend the trainer and will hopefully learn something that I can apply to my position when all 4 modules are complete.

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David F · 24 Apr 2019
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