Digital Types
It is not easy to know how one is perceived. Here are some common types we encountered during our digital meetings. What is your favorite? And who are you? …
Over an 18-month period, ten talented young professionals taking part in SKF’s global trainee programme had the opportunity to work at three different locations around the world, including Malaysia, Mexico, Germany, Argentina, India, Sweden, Australia, Italy, the Netherlands, the USA, South Africa and many more countries. The SKF Group is truly global!
Ordrum’s Erik Mattsson has been helping the trainees polish their presentations over the last two days. And we’ve had a brilliant time. It’s not easy to summarise 18 months in just 15 minutes. But everyone managed it – a fantastic job!
Good luck with your speeches today – this is the start of your next journey!
It is not easy to know how one is perceived. Here are some common types we encountered during our digital meetings. What is your favorite? And who are you? …
Talkback means repeating exactly what the sender has said to confirm that the message has been received. This is an excellent way to end a meeting: go around the room…
Mirror means mentioning what you think you see, without judging, to show that you want to try to understand. This is a simple way to start a conversation. In safe…