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Leadership Training For Managers:
Leadership development has meant different things in different times. The modern leader knows that it means developing the skills needed to motivate the modern team. These necessary skills can be learned through a leadership development training program, which is less stressful than being forced to learn the skills on the job. Working your way up the ladder, you’ve experienced numerous leadership styles from the previous generations of managers.
Sales Advantage:
Sales Advantage is the only course that gives you the critical skills for making the sale, because it is the only one that interweaves Dale Carnegie Training’s proven principles of success into every session
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Create explosive sales growth with the techniques you’ll learn from the dynamite combination of Jeffrey Gitomer and Dale Carnegie Training. Two of the greatest names in selling have combined to create Sales Success.
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Microsoft Training Courses Details :
This Microsoft Office training package introduces users to the Microsoft Office environment, including several Office applications. These workplace training classes cover basic tasks common across Microsoft Office applications, such as navigation, starting and exiting programs, and working with files, and covers text editing and printing functions. An in-depth exploration of document formatting is also provided. This series also provides an introduction to Word (word processing), Excel (spreadsheet), Outlook (email), PowerPoint (presentation), and Access (database), covering the basic functions of each application. Also covered are advanced topics in the MOS and MOS Expert series.
Access 2003
Access 2003: 1 Introduction to Access
Access 2003: 2 Designing and Building Tables
Access 2003: 3 Enhanced Tables and Datasheets
Access 2003: 4 Searches and Queries
Access 2003: 5 Advanced Queries and Calculations
Access 2003: 6 Access Report System
Access 2003: 7 The Internet Forms and the Analyzer
Access 2003 to 2010 Upgrade
Access 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 1 Navigating the Updated Office Interface
Access 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 2 Common Features in Office 2010
Access 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 3 What’s New in Access 2007
Access 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 4 What’s New in Access 2010
Access 2007
Access 2007: 1 Introduction to Access
Access 2007: 2 Creating Tables
Access 2007: 3 Working with Tables
Access 2007: 4 Creating Forms
Access 2007: 5 Creating Reports
Access 2007: 6 Queries and Filters
Access 2007 Advanced
Access 2007 Advanced: 1 Expressions and Queries
Access 2007 Advanced: 2 PivotTables, PivotCharts, and Graphs
Access 2007 Advanced: 3 Macros and Data Imports/Exports
Access 2010
Access 2010: 1 Using Access 2010
Excel 2003
Excel 2003: 1 Getting Started
Excel 2003: 2 Creating a Spreadsheet
Excel 2003: 3 Formatting Data
Excel 2003: 4 Editing and Printing Worksheets
Excel 2003: 5 Managing Worksheets
Excel 2003: 6 Charts and Databases
Excel 2003: 7 Hypertext and Tips
Excel 2003 to 2010 Upgrade
Excel 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 1 Navigating the Updated Office Interface
Excel 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 2 Common Features in Office 2010
Excel 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 3 What’s New in Excel 2007
Excel 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 4 What’s New in Excel 2010
Excel 2007
Excel 2007: 1 Getting Started
Excel 2007: 2 Creating a Worksheet
Excel 2007: 3 Formatting Data
Excel 2007: 4 Editing and Printing Worksheets
Excel 2007: 5 Managing Worksheets
Excel 2007: 6 Using Charts and Objects
Excel 2007 Advanced
Excel 2007 Advanced: 1 Filtering and Sorting Data
Excel 2007 Advanced: 2 Using Pivot Tables
Excel 2007 Advanced: 3 Working with Functions
Excel 2007 Advanced: 4 Using Data Analysis Tools
Excel 2007 Advanced: 5 Automating with VBA Macros
Excel 2007 Advanced: 6 Adding Connections and Importing Data
Excel 2010
Excel 2010: 1 Using Excel 2010
Excel 2010 MOS
Excel 2010 MOS: 1 Becoming Familiar with Excel
Excel 2010 MOS: 2 Performing Basic Workbook Tasks
Excel 2010 MOS: 3 Working with Formulas and Functions
Excel 2010 MOS: 4 Modifying Workbooks and Worksheets
Excel 2010 MOS: 5 Formatting Worksheets
Excel 2010 MOS: 6 Viewing and Printing
Excel 2010 MOS: 7 Working with Graphics
Excel 2010 MOS: 8 Charting, Sorting, and Filtering Data
Excel 2010 MOS: 9 Reviewing and Sharing Data
Office 2007
Office 2007: 1 Navigating the New Interface
Office 2007: 2 Whats New in Word
Office 2007: 3 Whats New in Excel
Office 2007: 4 Whats New in PowerPoint
Office 2007: 5 Whats New in Access
office 2007: 6 Whats New in Outlook
Office 2007: 7 Common Tasks
Office 2010
Office 2010: 1 Common Features
Office 2010: 2 What’s New in Word
Office 2010: 3 What’s New in Excel
Office 2010: 4 What’s New in PowerPoint
Office 2010: 5 What’s New in Outlook
Office 2010: 6 What’s New in Access
Office 2010: 7 What’s New in SharePoint
Outlook 2003
Outlook 2003: 1 Getting Started
Outlook 2003: 2 Managing Messages
Outlook 2003: 3 Contacts and Calendar Entries
Outlook 2003: 4 Tasks Notes and Journal Entries
Outlook 2003: 5 Newsgroups and Outlook Web Access
Outlook 2003: 6 Collaboration and Security
Outlook 2003: 7 Personalizing Outlook
Outlook 2003 to 2010 Upgrade
Outlook 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 1 Navigating the Updated Office Interface
Outlook 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 2 Common Features in Office 2010
Outlook 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 3 What’s New in Outlook 2007
Outlook 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 4 What’s New in Outlook 2010
Outlook 2007
Outlook 2007: 1 Sending and Receiving E-Mail
Outlook 2007: 2 Managing E-Mail
Outlook 2007: 3 Creating Contacts and Distribution Lists
Outlook 2007: 4 Using the Calendar
Outlook 2007: 5 Setting Tasks and To-Do Items
Outlook 2007: 6 Staying Safe with E-Mail
Outlook 2007: 7 Organizing E-Mail
Outlook 2010
Outlook 2010: 1 Using Outlook 2010
PowerPoint 2003
PowerPoint 2003: 1 Introduction to PowerPoint
PowerPoint 2003: 2 Completing the Presentation
PowerPoint 2003: 3 Presentation Effectiveness
PowerPoint 2003: 4 Color Masters Templates
PowerPoint 2003: 5 Drawings Charts Sound Video
PowerPoint 2003: 6 Animation Web Pages Collaboration
PowerPoint 2003 to 2010 Upgrade
PowerPoint 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 1 Navigating the Updated Office Interface
PowerPoint 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 2 Common Features in Office 2010
PowerPoint 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 3 What’s New in PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 4 What’s New in PowerPoint 2010
PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint 2007: 1 Getting Started
PowerPoint 2007: 2 Developing a Presentation
PowerPoint 2007: 3 Design Elements
PowerPoint 2007: 4 Inserting Shapes
PowerPoint 2007: 5 Formatting Shapes
PowerPoint 2007: 6 Clip Art, Pictures, and WordArt
PowerPoint 2007: 7 SmartArt Graphics
PowerPoint 2007: 8 Charts and Tables
PowerPoint 2010
PowerPoint 2010: 1 Using PowerPoint 2010
Project 2003
Project 2003: 1 Learning the Basics
Project 2003: 2 Setting Up a Project
Project 2003: 3 Managing Project Files
Project 2003: 4 Creating a Task List
Project 2003: 5 Scheduling Tasks
Project 2003: 6 Viewing a Schedule
Project 2003: 7 Defining Resources and Costs
Project 2003: 8 Assigning Resources and Costs
Project 2003: 9 Tracking a Project
Project 2003:10 Analyzing Progress and Revising the Schedule
Project 2007
Project 2007: 1 Getting Started with Project 2007
Project 2007: 2 Building a Project
Project 2007: 3 Setting Up Resources and Establishing Costs
Project 2007: 4 Viewing Projects
Project 2007: 5 Resolving Scheduling and Resource Conflicts
Project 2007: 6 Tracking the Progress of Projects
Project 2007: 7 Creating Reports and Calculating Earned Values
Project 2007: 8 Consolidating Projects
Project 2010
Project 2010: 1 Using Project 2010
SharePoint 2007
SharePoint 2007: 1 Getting Organized
SharePoint 2007: 2 Managing Documents
SharePoint 2007: 3 Using Libraries and Lists
SharePoint 2007: 4 Creating Pages, Workspaces, and Sites
SharePoint 2007: 5 Integrating with Microsoft Office
SharePoint 2007: 6 Managing Records and Web Content
SharePoint 2007: 7 Using Advanced Features
SharePoint 2010
SharePoint 2010: 1 Using SharePoint 2010
Word 2003
Word 2003: 1 Introduction to Word
Word 2003: 2 Nav Edit Working with Text Blocks
Word 2003: 3 Spell Check Print Prep Other Tips
Word 2003: 4 Formatting Char Fonts Text Prgrphs
Word 2003: 5 Formatting Tabs Pages and Documents
Word 2003: 6 Styles Templates and Formatting Tips
Word 2003: 7 Borders Tables and Columns
Word 2003: 8 Lists Images and Art
Word 2003: 9 Creating Projects with Word
Word 2003 to 2010 Upgrade
Word 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 1 Navigating the Updated Office Interface
Word 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 2 Common Features in Office 2010
Word 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 3 What’s New in Word 2007
Word 2003 to 2010 Upgrade: 4 What’s New in Word 2010
Word 2007
Word 2007: 1 Getting Started
Word 2007: 2 Typing and Editing Text
Word 2007: 3 Formatting Text
Word 2007: 4 Formatting Paragraphs and Lists
Word 2007: 5 Building Tables
Word 2007: 6 Working with Images
Word 2010
Word 2010:1 Using Word 2010
Word 2010 MOS
Word 2010 MOS: 1 Getting Started with Word 2010
Word 2010 MOS: 2 Formatting Text
Word 2010 MOS: 3 Formatting Paragraphs and Lists
Word 2010 MOS: 4 Creating Tables
Word 2010 MOS: 5 Controlling Page Setup
Word 2010 MOS: 6 Templates, Themes, and Quick Parts
Word 2010 MOS: 7 Working with Pictures and Clip Art
Word 2010 MOS: 8 Creating Shapes and SmartArt
Word 2010 MOS: 9 Reviewing Documents
Word 2010 MOS:10 Creating References and Links
Word 2010 MOS:11 Sharing and Sending Documents