Male Facilitator

Wilson Learning E-Connect Apr/May '08

Human Performance Improvement: Connecting people with performance

Tales of failed training sessions are legendary in workplace corridors.  Most have the same theme: workers packed off to a training course where the knowledge acquired withers and dies because it wasn’t fully applied and supported back in the workplace.  The sad truth is that ad hoc training rarely works.

And in today’s competitive environment with its bottom-line performance pressures, you can’t afford a hit and miss approach to training.   Every training dollar needs a good return on investment.

Wilson Learning’s Human Performance Improvement (HPI) is the framework for improved training results. HPI is a powerful means for designing solutions to ensure that skills are applied, supported and reinforced in the workplace.

Wilson Learning's HPI Model

The inevitable question about training is “was it worth it”?

Wilson Learning has build-in methods to monitor progress and measure the impact of training.  Impact Evaluation shows changed behaviours, improved performance, and results achieved – either in sales, leadership or individual effectiveness. 

Click here for the full article or call Wilson Learning on 02 9232 4124 to speak to a consultant.

 


Voice of the Customer

At Nalco the Wilson Learning Sales Methodology is the "backbone" of our sales force training.

We take a holistic approach to sales training with the Wilson Learning process, by applying real-world customer examples to the learning process with our representatives, and using typical customer scenarios we practice our sales skills in class and back at the district offices.

We make certain our Area and District Managers are able to Coach and reinforce the Wilson Learning principles learnt by a sales person when they return back to the sales team following a training class. This is a very important point to avoid the possibility of the principles being "forgotten" or not used effectively.

- Martin Clarke, Regional Training Manager, Nalco Pacific   


News from Wilson Learning China

In Febraury 2008, Wilson Learning Worldwide proudly announced the appointment of Mr Bai Xiang as the new President for Wilson Learning China.

Mr. Bai Xiang comes from IBM China, where he was the Senior Managing Consultant & Practice Leader of Talent Management and Learning Solutions. 

“I’m excited to be joining such an established organisation as Wilson Learning, which has over 20 years of selling experience in the China market”, declares Bai Xiang.  “With all the rapid growth in China, Wilson Learning China is committed to helping organisations achieve sustainable growth through sustainable performance improvement.”


Launching Wilson Learning India

Wilson Learning’s new subsidiary office in New Delhi, India capitalises on the movement of organisations to be more global by doing business in one of the world’s fastest growing markets. 

Heading up the operations in India is Amol J. Sandil, a seasoned and successful business consultant.  Mr. Sandil has over 30 years experience working with global and local organisations across a wide range of industry segments including, automotive, engineering, textiles, apparel and retail.

With this expansion, Wilson Learning is well positioned to offer its current local and global clients greater support and representation in the Indian marketplace.


Open Workshop Schedule

Access Wilson Learning programs through our Open Workshop Series. Designed to cater for individuals or small team development, these interactive workshops are an opportunity to meet and learn with other professionals.

Counsellor Salesperson (CSP) Workshop
Wed 18 - Fri 20 June 2008
Sydney CBD

The Counsellor Salesperson (CSP) provides a win-win approach to selling that emphasises problem solving from the customer’s point of view. Click here for more information.

Building Relationship Versatility (BRV)
Thur 26 & Fri 27 June 2008
Sydney CBD

Building Relationship Versatility (BRV) offers a direct approach to developing successful interpersonal relationships in the workplace. Click here for more information.

Negotiating to Yes – within an organisation (NTY)
Thur 24th & Fri 25th July 2008
Sydney CBD

Principled Negotiation is an efficient process for reaching optimal business agreements that satisfies both parties interest while strengthening professional relationships. Click here for more information.


 

Admin


Mooball IT