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Personal Development Series - Steve Weeres - Interactive Multimedia Training

Here's what companies are saying about Interactive Multimedia Computer Based Training:

By the year 2000, Computer based training (CBT) will be the predominant way insurance industry employees will be educated." - 1997 Business Strategy Magazine.

"Unlike traditional, passive formats, well designed multimedia demands action, involvement and attention." - 1996 Interactive Media Assoc.

"Interactive Multimedia is altering the way organizations train their people and meeting planners who passively observe the revolution will be history. The ones who evolve, though, will live to tell about it." - 1997 Successful Meeting Magazine.

"By the year 2001, we aim to have as much as 30% of training take place via self-study technology." - Motorola

"Interactive Multimedia is getting rave reviews from Anderson Consulting worldwide ... improves learning while saving millions of dollars." - 1996 Management Review

"Interactive multimedia lets you train more people faster and more efficiently." - Earnst & Young

"Customer service representatives reached peak proficiency in 1/3 less time than seminar training." - J.C. Penny Co. Inc.

"We expect to have CBT available at all 5200 dealerships by 2000." - Ford Motor Co.

Personal development is one of the fundamental keys to success in the workplace, at home and in the area of personal lives. Life comes with no instruction manual, and many of us struggle with the exact same common mistakes! How many times have we witnessed our associates, peers, managers, employees and our children repeat mistakes that we ourselves had to learn? How can we pass on the knowledge and skills so vital for success and happiness without a huge investment of time? How can we ensure that others have a basic mastery of themselves so that we are able to work effectively with them?

The Personal Development Series� provides that means! Teaching universal principles that are essentially inarguable and adopted by successful women and men throughout history, this exciting program walks the participant through a step -by- step processes to define and achieve goals that have the most meaning to them. Success in one area of life creates successes in other areas. These principles apply equally as well in the home, the workplace, for family, friends and personal objectives!

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