Training as a means to improving your business

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Original Message Added : 13 Jun 2012

How many of you out there have considered innovation ( formal training, coaching, workshops) as a means to improving your business?

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	Darren Woodall from White Elephant Innovations
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Reply : 17 Jun 2012

I think people don't learn things by sitting and listening to long lectures..but they could atleast try to listen If they could be put into the practice what they are learning during the workshop.

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	Gilesfuchs from Office Space in Town
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Reply : 19 Jun 2012

We as a company hold at least three breakfast meetings per week , these are with staff at all levels.

Input from the workforce tends to bode stronger , plus it seerms to be maintained and sustained by all who sits these meetings.

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	A Ball from Newark Ferrous & Non Ferrous Metals
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Reply : 21 Jun 2012

Haven't tried much of these so far, for no specific reason.

I reckon, we can start incorporating some of these...

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	Sam Iyer from Paperchase Business Services Ltd
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Reply : 21 Jun 2012

www.weinnovate.co.uk

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	Darren Woodall from White Elephant Innovations
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