Customer satisfaction
We strive for maximum customer satisfaction every day. What ultimately counts for each training session is the end result. That is why we keep all satisfaction scores from our customers.
Below are the satisfaction scores of the 20 most recent trainings. We are happy to share this information with you.
| Date | Company | Followed training | Score |
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| 89% | |||
| 97% | |||
| 90% | |||
| 90% | |||
| 85% | |||
| 90% | |||
| 70% | |||
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| 100% | |||
| 70% |
| 80% |
| 70% |
| 90% |
| 83% |
| 98% |
| 75% |
| 91% |
| 95% |
| 90% |
| 86% |
“I will definitely apply the techniques from the workshop. In fact, I already had the chance to do so: I just had a call with a very irritated client, and I noticed I was able to use what I had learned yesterday. It really helped – in the end, the client even apologised for his anger. I hope the attention I gave him will help to defuse the situation around the late delivery.”
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What customers say about us
“I was hoping to gain insights that will help me be more successful as a salesperson. The many tips I have received transcend the sales field and help me learn to better assess myself as a person. This is undoubtedly going to help me achieve more success in the sales arena.”
“For many years I have been struggling with speaking fast and articulating poorly in Dutch. The coach provided good insights and the exercises and tips are a daily reminder to pay attention to my breathing. I also received some personalized tips that are very helpful. I should have done this earlier!”
“I wanted to learn how to communicate in front of a camera and how to convey a message with clarity and confidence. The trainer gave us immediate insights on how to communicate clearly and distinctly in front of the camera. Through various practical exercises, I could already see an immediate positive evolution. In short: excellent training!”
“Team building went extremely well. The workshop was very interesting and interactive. The expert sensed our group very well and kept focus on our objectives of ‘active listening and cooperation’. In any case, the workshop flew by!”
“In this training I hoped to receive tips and tricks on how to avoid misunderstandings between people from different nationalities and backgrounds, especially between Dutch and Belgium co-workers. I have learned that behaviour can be a cultural reaction but also that the individual attitude can play an important role. Being able to understand, flexibility and not judging the expected feedback from colleagues are the major learning points.”
“Initially, I was very sceptical about the set-up and was actually swept along in a fascinating story from the start, giving me a clear idea of what can be gained from such performance appraisals. The approach made it clear that you can extract a lot of interesting and useful info from such an interview and apply it immediately. I learned that a performance interview is not a snapshot, but should be a continuous process. As far as I am concerned, this was a very successful workshop.”
“I wanted to learn new concepts about conflicts and become more confident and strategic in conflict-related situations. The trainer introduced several helpful techniques that will be help in real conflict situations. I liked that these strategies were simple, reasonable and well structured. This training made me confident and showed me that conflict is not always a bad thing and that it can be used for an improvement.”
“I wanted to learn the fundamentals of Consultative Selling. Through plenty of examples I could get a deeper insight in consultative selling and the sales process. I will share the learnings with colleagues and will make it part of every sales interaction.”
“I wanted to be able to deliver a message more efficiently and with greater conviction. My expectations were 100% met. This was a very good training. Particularly interesting was the structure of a message, such as not starting immediately with the 'what' but focusing on the 'how' first.”








