Howdy all.
I've designed and delivered on a fairly broad range of topics over the years, from Driver Safety to IT systems training, from Coaching skills to Financial Services Regulation. I've worked for a diverse range of firms and have always been quite proud of the fact I've able to turn my hand to provide whatever is needed, and to a very good standard.
However, I have some concerns that I may be becoming a Jack of all trades and master of none.
I'd be interested to find out what the TZ folks feel is most important for a trainer/training manager.
Good all-rounder or expert in their field?
James
Howdy all.
I've designed and delivered on a fairly broad range of topics over the years, from Driver Safety to IT systems training, from Coaching skills to Financial Services Regulation. I've worked for a diverse range of firms and have always been quite proud of the fact I've able to turn my hand to provide whatever is needed, and to a very good standard.
However, I have some concerns that I may be becoming a Jack of all trades and master of none.
I'd be interested to find out what the TZ folks feel is most important for a trainer/training manager.
Good all-rounder or expert in their field?
James
2 Responses
look at it another way….
jack of all trades or SME
or
polymath or narrow field of expertise
master of design and delivery
James
Your expertise is in the design and delivery elements….thats a skill right there.
Shows you are able to adapt depending on audience and content.