Scott Bradbury Reviews

it made me think about a few areas of my work where I could use some of the strategies learned

Types of errors dicussed were not the type of errors that have caused reported errors , so I do not anticipate it make any difffernce to the numbers of errors in my team.

The skill ceiling was a bit low, I found myself being very quick and getting 100% early on which made it all feel a bit pointless at times. It being harder would give more oppurtunity to display growth from the course

the pace of the course was a little slow, some of the points were over explained with too much emphasis being given to the same information. for example human evolution and the way the eye moves. i felt that the content of the course could easily have been compressed into a shorter time frame.

Could be condensed into a lot shorter period.

I was not included on the correct presentation invite which subsequently meant I was not provided the supplement material (i.e. workbooks). I was print-screening the material that was being shared in the presentation and pasting into the relative editing applications in order to participate. The presenter seemed to go off on tangents in my opinion, which swayed my train of thought for concentrating on the material at hand. The format via video call caused further systems issues and there was a point in the presentation when we were supposed to be concentrating on a video, however the presenters were talking over the top of it because some of the participants could not access the link.

Very pleasant and to the point training team, very good at conducting the training in a virtual environment. Thank you

I think the secod day had fewer tips and was really about repitition, there were fewer ergo breaks and also no video's, so I found my attention wandering a little more on day 2 as didn't find it so stimiulating. However I enjoyed the course and thought it was well delivered.

Very good content very useful and relevant

Very good and helpful at explaining how to become more accurate on our day to day jobs, thanks again