Training with Spacer and Maintaining Engagement

Publisher: Paradigm Learning

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Training with Spacer and Maintaining Engagement

Have you ever used a SPACER to kick off a meeting? A SPACER is widely considered a great opener to ensure you have a good meeting or training class.

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