Important news for job hunters

We have some important news coming very soon. If you or if someone you know is job hunting or working on their interview technique. Then you MUST – we repeat MUST keep your eye on this blog in the next few days. We will reveal further details tomorrow but – suffice to say that we [...]

Using facebook for marketing

We guest blogged on Dave Chamberlain’s blog recently – here is the post for anyone who missed it. This isn’t a marketing blog but the information is useful for all. A lot of business’s & marketers have switched onto facebook for marketing & promotion. After all, alexa shows facebook to be the 3rd ranked website [...]

Buy our courses to resell

Following a conversation with a colleague recently, it is probably worth making blog readers aware that all our courses are available to resell. What do I mean by resell? Well, courses are produced in the Sharp End Training colours of dark blue. An example is below. This is the style of the course when you [...]

Those that talk about it and those that do it

Mark over on the ‘Integration Training’ blog posted an interesting post about ‘Technique Head’ recently. Mark writes about trainers and consultants who learn the theories and explanations then spout them out, almost as written, regardless of their own understanding of it, or the understanding of the people they are training. These “theorists” use the theory [...]

Marketing your business on facebook

Our latest course launched last week and in conjunction with Illuminate Coaching we present “Marketing your business on facebook” The video below gives full details and you can sign up at this link What does the course feature? The course is a slight diversion from our other courses. Instead of using the familiar “click slides” [...]

Why your business needs an (internal) blog

In most business organisations, email has become the standard way of sending information backwards and forwards. If a manager needs to send something to the team, they just send an email. Sales figures, customer service reports, whatever. So far so good – but using email as a management tool has a number of weaknesses that [...]