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The challenges organizations face today include managing employees who:

  • Lack a strong work ethic.
  • Reveal negative attitudes to customers and co-workers.
  • Feel overwhelmed with distractions, interruptions and a heavy workload.
  • Exhibit poor leadership, interpersonal, and customer service skills.
  • Fail to show confidence in making presentations or avoid speaking up during meetings. Fear conflict and allow unaddressed issues to grow.

Ineffective training approaches:

  • Don't identify specific needs.
  • Fail to begin with the basics.
  • Stop short of integrating skills.
  • Tell employees what they should do, but not why?
  • Chide them to "think outside the box."

The Wizard Difference
Our approach to training gives trainees two "magic mirrors." In the first, they see themselves as they are. In the second, they see who they can become.

We meet trainees where they are and we step into whatever "box" they are in. Then, with a generous dose of humor and fun, we gently lead them out, guiding them to experience breakthroughs that change the way they think, work and communicate.

 


If our work is meaningful, rather than simply a means to a paycheck, can our desk become an altar?
Work, rather than being an escape, can be a way to embrace the human condition.

Sy Safransky, editor of The Sun








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