Member Profile
Over the last few months we have published a staff profile in
this space. You have now met all our members of staff and in
the future we'd love to profile some of our customers.
Below are the questions we would ask you and if you'd like to answer
them and send your profile to us you will appear in future newsletters.
Member photo:
Optional (but always nice)!
What is your role?
What are the main challenges you face in
your role?
How have you used Trainers' Library in
your role as a trainer?
What's your favourite Trainers' Library
module?
What's the most memorable incident
you've ever witnessed within a training scenario?
Five things you like:
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Five things you don't like:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
If you'd like our other members to find out a little
about you please let me know. Send your profile to:
charity.reed@glasstap.com
or call me on: 01434 38 00 19
We'll happily include your contact details in your profile if you
wish, just let us know if you'd like us to.
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Hungry Chick Inn Cryptogram
Answers
I hope you all enjoyed last month's cryptogram puzzle.
The answers are below:
1- Information gathering
2- Time management
3- Communication
4- Analytical thinking
5- Problem solving
6- Project management
7- Attention to detail
8- Planning
Logic Puzzles
Something a little different this
month
This month I've given you some problems that are a little
less wordy and a little more logical.
Best of luck with them.
Jack Fruggle loved to set his friends riddles. Here's one that wasn't
included in his treasure hunt: How can you add four to six and get
eleven?
On the Glasstap Village race track, Athlete Pete can run round
it in six minutes whilst his competitor, Joe Slow, can run round
it
in four minutes. At this rate, how many minutes will it take until
Joe and Pete are running side by side?
Professor Warmkote took Mrs Hinckelbottom on a romantic drive. He
drove at a constant rate of 9 miles per hour until he realised that
he'd forgotten to put any fuel in the car. They had to walk back
(at an average rate of 3 miles an hour) and were back 8 hours after
setting off from home. How far did they drive?
If the eldest Miss Warmkote gives her 3 sisters 169 apples to share
in the ratios of 1 half, 1 third and 1 quarter, how many apples
did each receive?
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