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Some people advance in their formal education,
graduating in different fields of study
and often advancing in their careers.
But formal education (schooling) on its own
doesn’t provide all you need
in order for you to become
a champion in your chosen field.
Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
Some people’s formal schooling
doesn’t go as high as that,
B
T
ut they do manage to get
non-formal education ( or training )
raining provides them with the skills
that are not normally taught at school and
which prepare them for their work lives.
Training is what turns normal people into champions.
Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
workers are . . .
• human beings
• human capital
• a company’s best tools
therefore, requiring motivation regularly
which need to be kept in top condition
meaning they are an investment
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Workplace Surveys continue to show
that employers and human resources
professionals consider ‘soft skills’ to
be just as important as ‘hard skills’.
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SOFT SKILLS identified as being important
1. Strong Work Ethic – Being dependable
2. Presentation skills
3. Positive – “Can Do” – attitude
4. Self-Motivated – being a self-starter
5. Teamwork – coaching abilities
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SOFT SKILLS continued
6. Organized – able to Prioritize
7. Problem solving skills
8. Able to work under pressure
9. Voice Opinions – Confidence, open to feedback
10.Good Communicator
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SOFT SKILLS continued
11.Flexible and focused
12.Creative and Innovative
13.Able to develop work processes
14.Able to take the initiative
NOTE: These Skills are not in a strict hierarchy.
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THE HUMAN CAPITAL MARKET
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Highly Qualified / Professionals
Certified, or modestly qualified
Well educated, but not qualified
Skilled / Manual Workers
Unskilled / Low education staff
Certified, or modestly qualified
Well educated, but not qualified
We focus mainly on these 2 particular segments
characteristics
Completely non-academic
the theory is very simple and delivered in everyday language
Diverse in methodologies used
everyone is involved, tackling different learning styles
Theory + Experience are combined
it is all easy to apply in daily work; results are felt instantly
This investment is well spent
there is no waste of money; and the material is uncommon
What sort of programmes?
some may be in development stage
and programmes may change from
time to time.
 Complimentary Session Strategic Tactics
 Includes persuasion principles Includes basics
 Single Session  Technical content included
LEGEND
Stealthy Guerrilla Tactics 
Gaining advantage over market leaders by changing the battlefield, the
rules, your strategies, your tactics and, more importantly, your thinking.
Getting even more done with what you already have  
Aimed at CEOs, top management and business owners
focusing on communicating your goals to your workforce.
Sharpening your Interpersonal Skills for Added Value  
Designed to train your employees to be more effective by
teaching them uncommon Communication skills and tricks.
The Executive Brotherhood 
The fine art of Communication from lesser known angles, including
assertiveness and other leadership tools for better performance.
Training Programmes some may be in development stage
Selling from the Inside Out  
Mind-skills to prospect better clients, handle presentations and negotiations
better, thus going beyond the standard sales training.
Cargo Logistics  
Technical knowledge from the ground up, for staff members involved in
cargo handling/shipping/purchasing, with handouts & special online links.
Assertiveness 
Practical session to create and maintain assertiveness in life and at work
Confidence 
This intensive session to help you find your already existing inner resources
to boost your Self-Image, Self-Esteem, Self-Respect and Self-confidence.
Training Programmes some may be in development stage
Cargo Logistics
training programme
A complimentary copy of
The Shipping Professional’s Handbook
may be given to every participant.
subject to availability
programmes excerpts
The following represents a few of the slides
used in the programmes. They are not
complete sections and only serve to
demonstrate the kind of material used.
Your Staff members are
your business Partners
but without the Financial Risk
Without them you cannot
deliver your goods / services
to your clients.
. . . BUT
they can either be the
horses that power
your business . . .
or the
storm
that sinks it
“ The way your Staff
will act says much
more about You and
the company than it
says about them as
individuals – in the
public’s perception! ”
Steve Farrugia – Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
So is Staff Motivation still
really important in this
day and age?
Let’s jump-start the process:
• Appreciation – Quality Circles,
let them brainstorm/suggest changes
or new procedures to improve
productivity
• Appreciation – Periodic briefing
regarding the company’s progress,
challenges, performance, plans, etc.
• Appreciation – Tell them!
jump-starting the Brainstorming process:
• Monetary – Bonus, e.g. a form of
Net Profit Sharing scheme
• Monetary – Company’s participation
in a Charity donation along with Staff
• Job Security and Clarity regarding
their role and your expectations
• Trust – where employees do not
feel ‘unduly’ pressured / harassed
• Personal Value – Staff Training and
added Responsibilities.
• Environment – working environment,
both physical and ambience
Some more Brainstorming ideas:
Where they feel trusted and valued
• Environment – a relaxation area for
shift-workers, or break time
• Entertainment – Periodic outings
or a company event
• Participation – Company publication or
newsletter where employees’ profiles
or achievements are mentioned
. . . and some more :
Sharpening your Interpersonal
Skills for Added Value
In this seminar, we teach our
participants the foundations of good
communication, as well as verbal
and non-verbal tricks.
Some Tools of the Trade
– otherwise known as
The Armoury
• Body Talk – the silent language that speaks
volumes Assertiveness, Openness, Power stances
and gestures
• Rapport building, that is useful in Sales and
Negotiation
• Rapport breaking, also useful in Negotiation
Interruption tactics – e.g. using a person’s name!
Some Tools of the Trade
– otherwise known as
The Armoury
• The difficult customer – what to say and not to say
• How (and how not ) to give Bad News, or negative
information
• Verbal tools (4 magic words decoded)
1. Because 2. Yet
3. But 4. Try
• Using Questions to soften and suggest (in lieu of
statements)
• Using Statements when you need to retain the
prerogative/power
• The Pause – analogue marking – is an ‘information
magnet’
• Embedded commands in statements and questions 
Some Tools of the Trade
– otherwise known as
The Armoury
steve farrugia
I climbed from rock bottom to the top.
I’ve worked in different environments,
including the manufacturing industry,
services and consumer goods, at all
levels including sales and marketing,
as well as top management.
I am a people-oriented as well as
results-oriented person.
My style is that of a hands-on kind of
leadership. I believe that a leader’s
place is within the team, not outside it.
I am Passionate and Relentless.
I am a Life Coach and Hypnotherapist.

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  • 2.
    Some people advancein their formal education, graduating in different fields of study and often advancing in their careers. But formal education (schooling) on its own doesn’t provide all you need in order for you to become a champion in your chosen field. Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 3.
    Some people’s formalschooling doesn’t go as high as that, B T ut they do manage to get non-formal education ( or training ) raining provides them with the skills that are not normally taught at school and which prepare them for their work lives. Training is what turns normal people into champions. Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 4.
    workers are .. . • human beings • human capital • a company’s best tools therefore, requiring motivation regularly which need to be kept in top condition meaning they are an investment Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 5.
    Workplace Surveys continueto show that employers and human resources professionals consider ‘soft skills’ to be just as important as ‘hard skills’. Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 6.
    SOFT SKILLS identifiedas being important 1. Strong Work Ethic – Being dependable 2. Presentation skills 3. Positive – “Can Do” – attitude 4. Self-Motivated – being a self-starter 5. Teamwork – coaching abilities Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 7.
    SOFT SKILLS continued 6.Organized – able to Prioritize 7. Problem solving skills 8. Able to work under pressure 9. Voice Opinions – Confidence, open to feedback 10.Good Communicator Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 8.
    SOFT SKILLS continued 11.Flexibleand focused 12.Creative and Innovative 13.Able to develop work processes 14.Able to take the initiative NOTE: These Skills are not in a strict hierarchy. Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 9.
    THE HUMAN CAPITALMARKET Gladiator Business Training & Coaching Highly Qualified / Professionals Certified, or modestly qualified Well educated, but not qualified Skilled / Manual Workers Unskilled / Low education staff Certified, or modestly qualified Well educated, but not qualified We focus mainly on these 2 particular segments
  • 10.
    characteristics Completely non-academic the theoryis very simple and delivered in everyday language Diverse in methodologies used everyone is involved, tackling different learning styles Theory + Experience are combined it is all easy to apply in daily work; results are felt instantly This investment is well spent there is no waste of money; and the material is uncommon
  • 11.
    What sort ofprogrammes? some may be in development stage and programmes may change from time to time.  Complimentary Session Strategic Tactics  Includes persuasion principles Includes basics  Single Session  Technical content included LEGEND
  • 12.
    Stealthy Guerrilla Tactics Gaining advantage over market leaders by changing the battlefield, the rules, your strategies, your tactics and, more importantly, your thinking. Getting even more done with what you already have   Aimed at CEOs, top management and business owners focusing on communicating your goals to your workforce. Sharpening your Interpersonal Skills for Added Value   Designed to train your employees to be more effective by teaching them uncommon Communication skills and tricks. The Executive Brotherhood  The fine art of Communication from lesser known angles, including assertiveness and other leadership tools for better performance. Training Programmes some may be in development stage
  • 13.
    Selling from theInside Out   Mind-skills to prospect better clients, handle presentations and negotiations better, thus going beyond the standard sales training. Cargo Logistics   Technical knowledge from the ground up, for staff members involved in cargo handling/shipping/purchasing, with handouts & special online links. Assertiveness  Practical session to create and maintain assertiveness in life and at work Confidence  This intensive session to help you find your already existing inner resources to boost your Self-Image, Self-Esteem, Self-Respect and Self-confidence. Training Programmes some may be in development stage
  • 14.
    Cargo Logistics training programme Acomplimentary copy of The Shipping Professional’s Handbook may be given to every participant. subject to availability
  • 15.
    programmes excerpts The followingrepresents a few of the slides used in the programmes. They are not complete sections and only serve to demonstrate the kind of material used.
  • 16.
    Your Staff membersare your business Partners but without the Financial Risk
  • 17.
    Without them youcannot deliver your goods / services to your clients. . . . BUT
  • 18.
    they can eitherbe the horses that power your business . . .
  • 19.
  • 20.
    “ The wayyour Staff will act says much more about You and the company than it says about them as individuals – in the public’s perception! ” Steve Farrugia – Gladiator Business Training & Coaching
  • 21.
    So is StaffMotivation still really important in this day and age?
  • 23.
    Let’s jump-start theprocess: • Appreciation – Quality Circles, let them brainstorm/suggest changes or new procedures to improve productivity • Appreciation – Periodic briefing regarding the company’s progress, challenges, performance, plans, etc. • Appreciation – Tell them!
  • 25.
    jump-starting the Brainstormingprocess: • Monetary – Bonus, e.g. a form of Net Profit Sharing scheme • Monetary – Company’s participation in a Charity donation along with Staff • Job Security and Clarity regarding their role and your expectations
  • 26.
    • Trust –where employees do not feel ‘unduly’ pressured / harassed • Personal Value – Staff Training and added Responsibilities. • Environment – working environment, both physical and ambience Some more Brainstorming ideas:
  • 27.
    Where they feeltrusted and valued
  • 28.
    • Environment –a relaxation area for shift-workers, or break time • Entertainment – Periodic outings or a company event • Participation – Company publication or newsletter where employees’ profiles or achievements are mentioned . . . and some more :
  • 29.
    Sharpening your Interpersonal Skillsfor Added Value In this seminar, we teach our participants the foundations of good communication, as well as verbal and non-verbal tricks.
  • 30.
    Some Tools ofthe Trade – otherwise known as The Armoury • Body Talk – the silent language that speaks volumes Assertiveness, Openness, Power stances and gestures • Rapport building, that is useful in Sales and Negotiation • Rapport breaking, also useful in Negotiation Interruption tactics – e.g. using a person’s name!
  • 31.
    Some Tools ofthe Trade – otherwise known as The Armoury • The difficult customer – what to say and not to say • How (and how not ) to give Bad News, or negative information • Verbal tools (4 magic words decoded) 1. Because 2. Yet 3. But 4. Try
  • 32.
    • Using Questionsto soften and suggest (in lieu of statements) • Using Statements when you need to retain the prerogative/power • The Pause – analogue marking – is an ‘information magnet’ • Embedded commands in statements and questions  Some Tools of the Trade – otherwise known as The Armoury
  • 33.
    steve farrugia I climbedfrom rock bottom to the top. I’ve worked in different environments, including the manufacturing industry, services and consumer goods, at all levels including sales and marketing, as well as top management. I am a people-oriented as well as results-oriented person. My style is that of a hands-on kind of leadership. I believe that a leader’s place is within the team, not outside it. I am Passionate and Relentless. I am a Life Coach and Hypnotherapist.