No, not at all. Fortunately the QS stuff is just a small part of my job, amounting to no more than about 1 day a month.
I couldn't do that stuff all the time. Would be a DESPERATE existance.
Workplace woes - The most dullest courses in the world ever.
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No, not at all. Fortunately the QS stuff is just a small part of my job, amounting to no more than about 1 day a month.
I couldn't do that stuff all the time. Would be a DESPERATE existance.
jonsey
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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.
Your experiences?
Stress management for employees.....and how does it make you feel
?? waste of time. Right up there with lone working..........
Moshe Gariani
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The Health and Safety guy is up now...
A magnificent example of the species.
Business suit. Tick.
PowerPoint. Tick.
Lame humour. Tick.
Woefully untargeted content. Tick.
Blood out of a stone questions. Tick.
Q. "How does the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974 define a competent person?"
A. "Not you, mate"
A magnificent example of the species.
Business suit. Tick.
PowerPoint. Tick.
Lame humour. Tick.
Woefully untargeted content. Tick.
Blood out of a stone questions. Tick.
Q. "How does the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974 define a competent person?"
A. "Not you, mate"
MissGull
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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 was last, in a group of 24.....creeping death is an understatement.
severnside gull
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From a quick glance at the thread title the most dullest course in the world ever might well have been English Language 
severnside gull
Well-known member
Joking
Used to teach.
Bored the arse off everyone until I learned to go off-curriculum!
Used to teach.
Bored the arse off everyone until I learned to go off-curriculum!
smudge
Up the Albion!
One of the courses I instruct is "Environmental & Chemical Awareness".
At least the participants only have to do it annually.
I go through it twice a week!
At least the participants only have to do it annually.
I go through it twice a week!
BBassic
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The last course thing I was forced to attend ended with the annoyingly chirpy woman hosting it saying "You are all crayons. Without you the [CompanyName] box is incomplete and can never be a rainbow."
**** off out of my face and, if you could, please stop sucking in oxygen. There are more deserving people.
**** off out of my face and, if you could, please stop sucking in oxygen. There are more deserving people.
smudge
Up the Albion!
I like to think so!
Flex Your Head
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Ooooh, that's simply not true; it's a very small part of my life. Undoubtedly very dull though.
I'm a client relationship manager - the ICSA course I did was purely to allow me to speak knowledgably with clients (quite often over a pint, which is nice).
Some of our training has to be completed every year - Data Protection legislation for example. This is completed via online modules which play out scenarios which you cannot fast forward and are set at the speed which a dyslexic 4 year old feels comfortable with. Every year my blood boils a little and my teeth are ground down further.
Don't get me started on Breaches and Other FSA Reportable Incidents ffs!
tinycowboy
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I have AML "modules" that also take too long, and various other mandatory online things, usually to do with compliance. Really dull, with an easy test at the end.