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Witches of Glum is one of my most used resources across the whole of Trainers' Library. I use this in many different situations. Listening skills is always good to use this and get everyone up on their feet in a training session and moving about the room as they decide the answers.
It is great for challenging assumptions that people make and works well when using in Equality and Diversity workshops to really get into challenging assumptions in a non confrontational way.
An excellent exercise that is well written and works in many different situations.
Ric Hayden
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This excellent short video reminds anyone who creates content to be read by others on the importance of proofreading before sending. In a time of word checkers, you can't always rely on them to correct an essential document.
A very insightful and timely reminder.
Pauline Weddell
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We ran this activity as a remote team leader session and the set up took more time than expected. It took quite a lot of facilitation to get the break out rooms working as teams. Overall very much enjoyed as a task as created some great discussion about the importance of communication and how we can test and learn
Katie Hastie
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Used as part of a team day to add a competitive and fun element. Some excellent talking points emerged around leadership, team roles, communication and behaviours.
Katharine Shaw
rated this item with 5 stars.
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We had a lot of fun with the activity. It provided some competitiveness as well as bringing to life how important clear communication is. As a team, we are rarely in the same room and it opened a conversation about purposeful communication styles and methods
Katie Hastie
rated this item with 5 stars.
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