Organising Productive Workshops: Work together to achieve your goals

By 50minutes

Ready to take your business to the next level? Find out everything you need to know about organising effective workshops with this practical guide.

Whether or not you are familiar with workshops, you are probably aware of the fact that they are considered a useful tool in employee and business development. Training your team in new processes, refreshing a certain skillset and establishing business strategies are just a few of the many reasons you might have for wanting to organise a workshop. This guide will tell you all you need to know about planning a successful and productive workshop.

In 50 minutes you will be able to:
• Establish your priorities for your workshop and delegate tasks effectively
• Plan efficiently so that you meet your objectives with ease
• Ensure your workshop runs smoothly and that you have not neglected any details

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• Language: English
• Publisher: 50Minutes.com
• Release date: Jul 3, 2017
• ISBN: 9782806288844

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Issue: how can I prepare a workshop and achieve my objectives in a few steps?

Uses: a good group dynamic leads to better learning and stimulates individual creativity.

Professional context: training, introducing new staff members, team building, professional reorientation, teamwork.

FAQs:

What are the golden rules for an effective workshop?

How do I choose the participants?

How can I organise a workshop that is several days long?

How do I keep the participants motivated throughout the event?

How can I manage unforeseen circumstances during the workshop?

How important is the debriefing?

What qualities must a good organiser have?

What technical aspects must be taken into account?

What is a workshop? You have undoubtedly heard this word before, but its meaning may still seem a little vague to you. It is not, as you might think, anything to do with shopping. It is in fact an event at which several specialists and amateurs come together to work on a precise, predefined topic. At a time in which project management and team leading are developing considerably in businesses, workshops can be an indispensable and extremely useful tool.

Would you like to train your team in new technologies? Refresh your social media skills? Standardise your business’s marketing strategy? Workshops can help you to reach new objectives. Indeed, this