Employee Archives - THE SMART TRAIN

Upskill Your Workforce The Smart Way

March 5, 2015March 1, 2015 Elaine Rogers Business Skills, Coaching, Employee coaching, efficiency, morale, performance, productivity, training

Training and Coaching with The Smart Train

Investing in Training and Coaching is one of the most effective steps you can take to boost competitive advantage for your business. It’s a given.

I Am Not A Good Presenter, Get Me Out Of Here!!

October 17, 2013January 12, 2015 Elaine Rogers Employee, Soft Skills confidence, fear of presenting, presentations, presenting, public speaking

So you think you are not a good presenter. One of the top human fears is the fear of public speaking. Another is the fear

Ergonomic Health at Work

March 10, 2013February 26, 2017 Elaine Rogers Employee, Soft Skills ergonomic, ergonomics, exercises, eye strain, posture, repetitive strain injury, RSI

Ergonomic health – what’s it all about? We are all business people, working hard! Some of us may find ourselves sitting in front of the computer

Selling – Are you selling to your market or yourself?

February 22, 2013April 4, 2016 Elaine Rogers Business Skills, Employee answers, benefits, consulting, FAB, features, hope, questions, Rick Page, Sales, selling

Are you talking about your products or services? To whom? Are you selling to your market, the people who matter? Or to yourself, quietly, unnoticed?

Employee Of The Year – 5 Reasons To Be The Best

December 10, 2012March 1, 2015 Elaine Rogers Employee, Management coaching, employee, goals, Health, love, New Year, self-discipline, smart, training

OK, so we know some of the attributes that employers look for when hiring. However, besides the above attributes, and relevant qualifications and experience, how can you ensure that you are a great employee in 2011? And more importantly, WHY should you be?

Here are 5 reasons to be the best that you can be:

Networking Tips – Rapport Is An Important Skill

November 19, 2012January 12, 2015 Elaine Rogers Business Skills, Employee business networking, networking tips, nlp, rapport

Do you go to networking events? Do you enjoy them? Do you find you seem to rub people up the wrong way while at professional