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Don Winton Forum Wizard	posted 10 May 1999 11:02 PM For anyone else interested, the PowerPoint document mentioned can be found at: * Dead Link Removed * Regards, Don ------------------ Just the ramblings of an Old Wizard Warrior. Check Out dWizard's Lair: * Dead Link Removed *
barb butrym Contributor	posted 11 May 1999 08:23 AM Don, we must have alot of the same tools and references....I had to smile as I went through your presentation.... but I guess thats the way it is, we who think alike present alike...I even use the "listen twice as much as you speak" thing. I have a slide with 2 giant ears and one small mouth in the middle I use for that...and say we have 2 ears and one mouth for a reason.... I especially liked the SPC and quality cost parts, as i don't typically elaborate alot on those.... nicely done
Don Winton Forum Wizard	posted 11 May 1999 09:31 AM quote: I especially liked the SPC and quality cost parts, as i don't typically elaborate alot on those.... The presentation was designed with flexibility in mind. I feel those are important concepts, but they can also be excluded without taking away from the intent of the document. As I stated above, it is meant as a refresher, but with some modifications, it could be used as a training course. I have had, over the past few years, several versions, each optimized to the particular audience. The one I posted was a hybrid of those, excluding my speaker notes. I feel my notes would not contribute since I have no idea the audience in which the training is to be given. Also, I have never been a fan of 'canned' and 'one size fits all' training. quote: we must have alot of the same tools and references.... I am sure we do. Most of this stuff have been around in one form or another for years. quote: nicely done Thanks. Regards, Don ------------------ Just the ramblings of an Old Wizard Warrior. Check Out dWizard's Lair: * Dead Link Removed *

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