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.
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“My questions were: how to make a story concise and to the point? ‘Sell’ projects better (internally)? These questions were amply answered in the storytelling workshop. The course had a clear structure, lots of practice opportunities and there was a lot of interaction. This was very instructive. The trainer was a pleasant and experienced teacher. He knows his story/profession very well.”
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What customers say about us
“I was looking for some techniques to deal professionally with the media. Expectations were fully met and the immediate feedback on the camera exercises is very interesting. Smooth and interactive training given by Lies Martens, who knows her profession inside out.”
“Expectations were exceeded by the practical approach and countless tips & tricks. I thought I already knew a lot about LinkedIn but still I learned a lot of new and useful features during the training.”
“I really enjoyed the way the training was given. The trainer makes the workshop engaging and he is able to keep everyone's focus. I especially remember that it is important not to bring the content in a negative way but rather to phrase it in a positive way and focus on what is important.”
“My questions were: how to make a story concise and to the point? ‘Sell’ projects better (internally)? These questions were amply answered in the storytelling workshop. The course had a clear structure, lots of practice opportunities and there was a lot of interaction. This was very instructive. The trainer was a pleasant and experienced teacher. He knows his story/profession very well.”
“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.”
“I myself and our Customer Programme Team at Snecma Services Brussels were delighted with Jerko's intercultural communication training. The course was interactive and creative. It surpassed the simple do's and don'ts and offered an in depth insight into what communication all together is about. I am confident we'll be a better service provider after having enjoyed this training session.”
“I wanted to learn to write emails in an even more customer-friendly way. In addition, it was important to get the necessary tools to write texts for the web and for newsletters in a creative way. This expectation was completely fulfilled thanks to the useful tips and the practical exercises. I still take the syllabus with me when I write texts.”
“I expected a standard management training to refresh the key points I have learned throughout my career. It went beyond refreshing. The trainer really knows how to transfer his passion for people to the group. I'm convinced everyone has found their passion for their job back after this training. This training was more than useful, it was really inspiring.”
“I wanted to learn how to concretely manage my time and set priorities to reduce the stress. The training provided al lot of concrete examples (discussion on actual problems)I and tips. I will select 3 actions points and put this into practice to make this work for me. This course would also be very effective for the entire company.”







