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Tales From The Front
HRD Press, Sep 2008, Pages: 162
Tales from the Front offers an engaging and insightful look at management training from the perspective of a veteran trainer. Author Byron Kalies chronicles a year of training and real-life experiences on the front lines with wisdom and realism that reads like a personal diary. Unlike any how-to book on management training, Kalies shares the uncomfortable and unexpected moments that management trainers everywhere experience - like the horrid first 20 minutes of the first session, situations where you must teach people who really don’t want to be taught and training in hotels. Each week brings its own triumphs and misfortunes - described in a way that makes you feel like you’re having a heart-to-heart with your best friend.
You’ll find a sympathetic voice in this author and be relieved to learn you are not alone in the tears, frustrations and stresses you experience on the job. Best of all, you’ll discover how to learn from it all and be even more determined to become the best trainer you can.
Please note: Hard copies are not available for sale for clients based in Europe.
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