Take Control of the Training Room Right
Away
If you are committed to being effective at training others at your bank or credit union, here
are few hot tips for you. Whether you are training one person or fifty,
lay the ground rules in your training environment first thing. Solicit
input from attendees about what they think are best practices that make for an
excellent training environment. Post the results on a flip chart or
whiteboard for everyone to see throughout the training event.
Here is a starter list...keep the to about ten or so.
1. Cell phones off or on vibrate.
2. Check messages at breaks.
3. No texting during class.
4. Participate willingly.
5. Be on time for class and when breaks are done.
6. Answer questions.
7. Have fun.
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Stay Tuned to What You See
Be observant and respond to what you see by taking action that
keeps the trainee's interested. Watch for signs they aren't "getting
it" or, they need a break.
Behaviors
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What It May Mean
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Smiling
Nodding
affirmatively
Leaning forward
Making eye contact
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Enthusiasm,
Interest, Understanding
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Yawning
Vacant stare
Shuffling feet
Leaning back in
chair
Looking at clock
|
Boredom, We need a
Break, Get Me Out of Here!
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Frowning
Scratching head
Pursing lips
Vacant stare
Avoiding eye
contact
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Confusion, I'm
lost, I need help
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Still learning,
Honey
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