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The Accuracy People Reviews
Jason M, 11 Jan 2024
Gave new ways to tackle dataResponse : Thank you Jason. Do make sure that you put these new ways to good work for you, so that you can see the difference back where it counts. 👍
Steven S, 11 Jan 2024
The training is surely goimg to make a difference. Assuming things are wrong will ensure I check properly to avoid errors.Response : Thanks Steven! Be sure to maintain the techniques and the new habits to make the difference for you 👍
Dawson G, 11 Jan 2024
Needed to be more relatable, and relevantResponse : Thank you Dawson. I'll be keen to learn more about how we can make it more relatable and relevant for you when we meet this afternoon. See you then!
Jay B, 29 Nov 2023
Clear course content. Helpful examples and application of theory learnt, related back to the theory to everyday examples Gregg delivered the content with confidence Plenty of breaks to keep attention with the course
Audrey H, 29 Nov 2023
Very engaging session, with lots of opportunities to share thoughts. Loved the breakout rooms as a bit of a different activity, and the chance to work with other attendees. Right amount of breaks :)
Charlie A, 29 Nov 2023
Greg made the course very engaging. The tasks and breaskouts were a great way of starting to implementate changes to they way I currently work and think about how I can get tasks done. It has been a very useful and valueable course.
Gary F, 29 Nov 2023
I loved the morning and the activities around improving accuracy. I still enjoyed the time effective checking section however was less relevant for me The trainer mixed the session up and enjoyed being able to work in smaller breaakout rooms
Ed W, 16 Nov 2023
Greg was great really recommend himResponse : Thanks Ed!
lucy b, 16 Nov 2023
Gregg made the course engaging and made sure to make it interactive which was good.Response : Thanks Lucy! It was great to get everyone involved.
Chloe T, 16 Nov 2023
The Trainer was great, engaging, friendly and thorough. Some of the exercises seemed suitable for children, for example the identification of numbers eg postcode, sort code etc seems a bizarre exercise for working adults. Marginal utility declines steeply after the first two hours, thus two days is too long.Response : Thank you for your feedback, Chloe. We work hard to engage people in what could potentially be a very dry subject area, and all credit to the group for getting involved. We have plenty of exercises in the workshop for a couple of important reasons: 1) the techniques are simple and straightforward, and it’s only with repeated practice that they are embedded. We can see from the excellent results from the pre-course and post-course assessments that the group had become significantly more accurate, and quite a bit faster too. You’ll only get these results after a healthy amount of practising the techniques. A shorter workshop and fewer exercises wouldn’t deliver the same benefits to you. 2) Self-awareness, and identifying one’s own error patterns is another key learning outcome of the workshop. It’s only through making a number of errors, across a number of different exercises, that you’ll ‘flush out’ enough mistakes to start to give you meaningful information. Well done to you and the group for an excellent set of results - we work our participants hard and it’s paid off 😀