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Jeanne Bakker (b. 1972) analyzes and designs training and education programs as her appearance is: robust and sharp. Sometimes you have to knock down sacred cows to get better. Jeanne is not your typical dull drs. First of all, she was born in Amsterdam and is an avid Ajax fanatic, as well as possessing the wonderful Amsterdam humor...

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Why book
Jeanne?

Jeanne is a speaker at heart. She speaks as her appearance is: robust and sharp. Every year, Jeanne gives about 125 key-notes, seminars and workshops all over Europe and sometimes abroad, mostly based on the content of her books. Jeanne likes to hold a mirror up to her audience. Makes people look differently at their work, their clients and their colleagues. The mix of science and humor is an important weapon.

Clients call my presentations inspiring, practical and cabaret-like. Depending on the client's wishes, her presentations are interactive or have the character of a workshop. Jeanne is a sought-after speaker on Dealing with Dragons, Leadership, Change, the Learning and Development profession, Diversity and Communication.

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Book

Dealing with dragons

Dealing with Dragons

Jeanne Bakker
10
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Everyone has someone around them who acts like a Dragon. An annoying, narcissistic and, above all, irritating person. Someone who makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up as soon as you hear his voice. How do you deal with this? Do you avoid the person as much as possible? And what do you do when it comes to your boss? Or the colleague with whom you work a lot? Or your biggest customer? You cannot avoid this Dragon. There is then only one solution: you must tame the Dragon. And that is what this practical book is about: what you can do when you have an unavoidable Dragon in your environment.

Most people will have someone in their lives who behaves like a Dragon. An annoying, peevish and horrible person that drives you up the wall! His mere presence makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. You try your best, but within a few minutes, he's already hurt your feelings. He keeps doing what he always does; the exact thing that annoys you so. You've already given him several hints. You've experimented with different approaches towards him. You've amply discussed the Dragon with others. And yet, nothing changes. Eventually, you switch to a strategy of avoidance.

Book

No More Boring Learning

No More Boring Learning

Jeanne Bakker & Jan Peter Hoogstrate
10
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Trainers and L&D professionals are always looking for the coolest way to train. How do you ensure that participants are full of energy and that the training delivers measurable results? In this refreshing book, the authors take you through the history of learning in organizations.

Trainers and L&D professionals are always looking for the coolest way to train. How do you ensure that participants are full of energy and that the training delivers measurable results? In this refreshing book, the authors take you through the history of learning in organizations.

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