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Timely paced, well explained. Angela kept us all glued to the training with her training skills. Very much satisfied. Lisa D. from Barnhart, MO
Timely paced, well explained. Angela kept us all glued to the training with her training skills. Very much satisfied.
The breakout rooms were a nice way to interact more directly with other training participants. Thanks Angela, hope to take your PO training very soon! Kevin S. from Long Beach, CA
The breakout rooms were a nice way to interact more directly with other training participants. Thanks Angela, hope to take your PO training very soon!
Angela is outstanding. Awesome experience! Scott S. from Seattle, WA
Angela is outstanding. Awesome experience!
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