Influence in the Workplace The material was interesting, but I think it was too fast. I would have appreciated more detailed visuals and the presenter to speak more slowly. It was hard to follow and take notes. It should have been a longer class. I do realize it was .5 hour class so the presenter was probably hurrying to get it all in. The presenter seemed knowledgeable with the topic.

Good The session had just enough information that I will probably use what I learned to set up text box/quick parts or a style. Any more information would have been too much.

Executive Webinar: Influence in the Workplace The slides are not worth anything. A questioner had to ask the speaker to repeat what are the 10 positive techniques. The agenda says learn 5 things how to gain influence. I counted 4 things. Again, I am saying that there were no slide to list the 5 things. Please do not use different words to mean the same thing. Pne of the 10 techniques is logical persuasion. But there was a slide that said rationale persuason. I think there was a typo, meant to be rational, not rationale. I guess both forms of persuasion mean the same thing, but it was not clear.

Good Presentation with some sound distortion Good presentation but had some difficulty in hearing all that was being shared . . . sound was a little fuzzy but I was to follow along with Speaker. i picked up some new tips and liked the 'Auto Sum' shortcut. Having the 'Basic Shortcuts in Excel,' snapshot will help me to try out new shortcuts.

Useless I joined a NetCom Web Design course and I'm not impressed. The recruiter lied, for starters, about what the course involves and secondly the course instructor is monotonous and he emphasised most of our study will be outsourced by ourselves and what they do offer is the most basic of information that anyone can get off Google & Youtube. My advice, go straight to FreeCodeCamp and YouTube and cut out the middle man, just squandering government funding.