Workshops

What is a workshop?

Workshops are an excellent way to educate and align a team or group of leaders before starting a project or initiative. They provide relevant information to the attendees and tailor exercises to their specific work. High-quality workshops ensure that the content is both pertinent and practical for participants.

However, public workshops are not the most effective way for individuals to learn. Here are a few reasons why:

1. High Cost: The expense of the workshop is distributed among a small group, often just one or two dozen people, making it relatively costly.
2. Time-Consuming: Attending workshops takes time away from your regular work and potential billable hours.
3. Information Retention: Participants tend to forget 80% of the information presented within a few days.
4. Lack of Practice: There is no opportunity for participants to try out what they’ve learned and return to the workshop for additional help.
5. Limited Resources: Participants often don’t receive the course materials needed to apply what they’ve learned in their own work.