Scott Bradbury Reviews

Thank you for a great few days!

I think the Workshop was helpful and has unlocked further knowledge to the skills I was mostly using. To have a useful guide to refer back to with tips will help the retention of the knowledge for the future.

I enjoyed the course overall, I learnt some useful techniques and it made me think about the way I work that I wouldn't have done if I hadn't done the course.

The techniques were not really new to me as they were things I already do when working with data but it was interesting to do the activities and practise them. The ergonomic exercises were good and the advice to take a break every 20 minutes was great, but sometimes the training was almost an hour and a half without a break, so it was difficult to maintain concentration; verifying the need to take regular breaks. Rather than breaks of 10 mins every hour I think 5 mins after every 20-30 minutes would have been better and a reminder of what we are being taught as well. I liked Greg, he was very helpful and always answered questions, explaining things well.

Too much screen time - I found (my fault I didn't increase size) looking at the screen doing the tests hard on my eyes, which added to errors.. Lesson learnt!

Materials are quite basic for the level of experience of many participants; however, a review and reminder of these basics is valuable.

I believe that the course will benefit my accuracy levels, it will be interesting to see the impact if I put certain things into practice. The trainer is great, very engaging. I liked the activity booklet and the fact that the content was very engaging - there wasn't time to be distracted or look away as you were always preparing for the next task or question to get involved in which is great.

Alice was an excellent trainer - very engaging and thoughtful of her audience.

Really interesting course, enjoyed the ergo breaks as something to break up the sitting and learning

I think the course could have been condensed to half a day. Possibly the timing of the course could have been better - ie autumn/ winter when the work load drops a bit