November 23, 2020

Unrequested testimonial – Thank you Jeff

Testimonial.Reboot Training.Iceland

I’m so happy about this feedback received from Jeff Uden, Head of Talent, Iceland Foods. And I didn’t even ask for it!

It’s all about achieving behaviour change 🙂

“The online training is going really well. We have just recently held an induction event for 74 new managers and used a lot of your principles to make sure that it worked well. Just to back that up the rating for the event was over 90%!

We have also taken a lot of your learnings and put them into our talent programmes. They are being so well received with some fantastic feedback from the learners and more importantly, from their line managers. Even better is that those virtual programmes have been assessed by the ILM and we are now ILM assured for our virtual talent programmes. Something we are really proud of. Your book and advice have been invaluable in helping us to achieve this so thank you.”

You can get a copy of the eBook Jeff refers to here.

My best wishes, Paul

Paul Matthews

CEO and Founder of People Alchemy

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