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50 Creative Training Closers
Go out with a BANG!
They'll forget you as soon as you walk out the door . . . unlessyou make your training memorable. This essential resource is yourway to make your mark. Fifty ways to close your training sessionsand presentations so they won't forget you--or your training.
Each activity lists the necessary time and equipment, a suggestedgroup size, and an intended purpose. You'll have no problem findinga closer that's just right for your needs.
You'll get activities great
* Making action plans
* Reviewing material
* Celebrating success
* Motivating participants . . . and more!
Solem and Pike show you all the essentials, and preparation isquick and easy. This book is training make it your secretweapon today!
They'll forget you as soon as you walk out the door . . . unlessyou make your training memorable. This essential resource is yourway to make your mark. Fifty ways to close your training sessionsand presentations so they won't forget you--or your training.
Each activity lists the necessary time and equipment, a suggestedgroup size, and an intended purpose. You'll have no problem findinga closer that's just right for your needs.
You'll get activities great
* Making action plans
* Reviewing material
* Celebrating success
* Motivating participants . . . and more!
Solem and Pike show you all the essentials, and preparation isquick and easy. This book is training make it your secretweapon today!
136 pages, Paperback
First published March 6, 1998
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June 4, 2015
This book makes some good points about the importance of ending any training session with a bang, rather than a whimper, and it contains some interesting exercises to help achieve this goal.
I did feel like some of the exercises were extremely similar to each other, and were only not combined in a single description (including variants) so that the book would have the arbitrary round number of exercises. Additionally, since the book was published in the late '90s, it makes repeated references to snail-mailing documents, making voice calls, and using overhead projectors, but doesn't include any electronic forms of communication. I was hoping there was an updated version that would have incorporated the technological changes that have taken place in the almost two decades since this edition's publication, but it seems that this is the only edition available.
I did feel like some of the exercises were extremely similar to each other, and were only not combined in a single description (including variants) so that the book would have the arbitrary round number of exercises. Additionally, since the book was published in the late '90s, it makes repeated references to snail-mailing documents, making voice calls, and using overhead projectors, but doesn't include any electronic forms of communication. I was hoping there was an updated version that would have incorporated the technological changes that have taken place in the almost two decades since this edition's publication, but it seems that this is the only edition available.
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