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NLP and Excellence in Market ResearchUsing NLP to harness your talent for professional success and personal achievement. A one day interactive workshop that shows how NLP helps market researchers to enhance their professional communication skills and improve their skills of influence and insight, both professionally and personally. Why you should attendNLP is sometimes described as the art and science of effectiveness. It works by modelling the attitudes and behaviour of people who excel, professionally and personally, in order to pass on their skills of excellence to others. That’s what we’ll be doing during on this one-day workshop for professionals in market research: modeling excellence in rapport, communication and influence, creativity and insightfulness. Are you curious about how to get the best out of people, how to be thoroughly excellent in your interviewing and communication skills? Are you excited by expanding your capacity for new insight? Are you looking for career advancement? Would you like to develop your talents for living more fully and happily? If you want to discover how effective NLP can be for you and your career, then this is the course for you. By the end of the workshop you will:
Who will benefit?Anyone curious about NLP and who'd like to access a great source of new skills and perspectives would benefit from this course. Price
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Business Skills 18 March 2010
Venue: 15 Northburgh Street, London EC1V 0JR Course leaderTina BerryTina, a researcher and planner, is principal of The Planning Shop and an NLP Master and Trainer. NLP has inspired the development of a number of robust yet flexible research skills and techniques (mainly qualitative) and Tina uses NLP to bring out the best in the brands, people and teams with whom she works. She is sharply focused on transferring NLP skills to fellow professionals through MRS, as well as directly to research agencies, consultancies and client companies. She recently completed a project modelling the skills of excellent moderators in the UK and has been passing on the findings at MRS and QRCA conferences at home and abroad.
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