How do you become detail-oriented? How do you get your employees to be detail-oriented? How do you get your kids/spouse/players/coworkers/business partners to pay more attention to detail?
Attention to Detail Training Workshops & Seminars
We currently offer the following training to help individuals and organizations improve their attention to detail:
- In-house Attention to Detail Workshops for teams
- Online courses (You will be redirected to AttentionToDetail.com)
- Seminars (schedule TBA)
Call (832) 301-6075 or contact us online if you are interested in Attention to Detail Training.
The Value of Being Detail-Oriented at Work
Detail-oriented people do things better. They generally consider more possibilities, plan better, perform tasks better, and cross more t's and dot more i's. In more specific terms they find and correct more errors, ship fewer incorrect orders, make better reports, edit documents more completely, clean things better, repair machinery more completely, diagnose better, sell more, upsell more, and so on.
The value of being detail-oriented depends upon:
- Value of the work being considered
- Cost of mistakes
- Cost of losing clients (mistakes in proposals or delivered work, missed opportunities)
- Cost of re-doing work
- Cost of lost opportunities
Developing Detail-Oriented Skills
People can develop strong attention to detail. Training seminars, workshops, courses & lessons, and practice are all important -- in addition to dedication to "doing it right".
Contact us if you are interested in seminars, workshops, or training for you or your employees to become more detail-oriented -- and more productive and profitable.
Announcing: Attention To Detail Quiz
You are invited to try a limited (small) beta version of our attention to detail quiz. We are making it available to the public for free as we continue to do research and testing. Note: We are continually working on improving the system to increase the consistency and accuracy of the outcomes. It is possible that what you see today will not be the same as what you see in the near future.
Take the Attention To Detail Quiz here.
