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We have these. Usually with z list 'celebrities' playing roles. It's excruciating, but usually just 'complete' it by playing it in the background whilst completing other paperwork.

Sounds hideous. Hopefully your presenting style is a little less dull?

I thought I had written Most dull....my bad. I was there the day we were taught superlatives!!

Did the presenter end the day telling you that this was just the beginning of a new journey, and want everyone to name 6 things that they were going to take away from the day? SIX? SIX....SERIOUSLY? Once the first 3 had struggled to name even one thing.....it began another new round of tedium. I...

I've just thought....something that bugs me so much....'learning interventions' is the new 'course' buzzword.

The way our 'expert trainer' described every detail of the former, in the most excruciating monotone.

At least with that you can switch off all together and there's someone in the group who will come up with all the right answers. As long as you are first to say...'who wants to write?' which guarantees you don't have to write. I had a recent team building exercise that involved cutting...

Risk management......:wozza:

Good if you've got some one to play this with, but usually ends in spontaneous hysterics, which leads the presenter to believe he's as hilarious as he thinks. What really gets me is when they throw a question open to the room.....no one speaks.....no one speaks.....someone speaks....it's the...

Seriously. Boring topics, tedious corporate powerpoint presentation....8 hours of staring at a projector screen, with a presenter that thought he was hilarious, was broadly racist and completely non interactive. :shootself Your experiences?