Interpreting Information - Making Better Decisions Courses

Interpreting Information - Making Better Decisions Courses by Preferred Training Networks

Interpreting information skills and improved decision making training

Professional development training in interpreting sills is an unusual program. There is so much information currently available that people need to grow antennas and filters that can sort the dross from the gems. Organisations lose money when acting on incorrect information and people need to develop information filtering skills.

Have your people been professionally trained to interpret information correctly?

Unfortunately people often conceal or misrepresent information that may be challenging. Many employees act on the information they receive without question like Moses. They have not been thought to think through the information and this can lead to poor decision making behaviours. Create a culture that eliminates costly mistakes through poor decision making and problem solving skills.

How to make better decisions workshops

If it quacks and waddles it's a duck is traditional thinking. Your people need to challenge traditional thinking styles and consider that maybe it's a chicken disguised as a duck because it's tired of chickens been branded as poor crossers of the road. Help your people question everything and your organisation will benefit from better decision making training and your people will become experts at unearthing critical information.

How good are your interpretation skills?

1. I can understand my preferred communication style.


2. I can tailor my communication style to suit my clients, colleagues and manager's communication style.


3. At work we have eliminated role ambiguity.


4. Our organisation's goals are easily understood.


5. Everyone can link our organisation's mission and vision to the overall strategy.


6. I can interpret the basics of a profit and loss account and a balance sheet.


7. I have developed my listening and questioning skills.


8. I have developed my intuitive skills.


9. I read information objectively.


10. I have received professional training in problem solving and decision making .

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