Pump Up Employee Competence And Morale With MOS Certification

Are you looking for a way to give your company that extra business edge? Do you wish you could get more from your employees and yet also make them feel like an important part of your company's vision?

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How To Tackle Bullying And Improve Productivity

If you are new to management or have had a recent change in staff, you may not notice signs of bullying eroding your team's productivity. Find out how to nip workplace bullying in the bud and create a positive working environment and improve your productivity.

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http://www.microsofttraining.net/article-1577-how-tackle-bullying-and-improve-productivity.html

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Do You Really Need To Use An Internal Consultant?

Organisations use internal consultants for many reasons. Here we explore a few of the circumstances in which internal consultants are employed.

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http://www.microsofttraining.net/article-1988-do-you-really-need-use-internal-consultant.html

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Use Professional Consultation To Get The Best Out Of Staff Training Programmes

Understanding the merits of professional consultation within any organisation is pivotal when it's time to embark on training and installing new software. Once you have decided that you can increase staff productivity by upgrading software, a vital part of the process is to ensure that staff understand those benefit too. If they feel change is imposed on them, any training will be hard-going.

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http://www.microsofttraining.net/article-2082-use-professional-consultation-get-best-out-staff-training-programmes.html

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Excel 2010 Means No More Tears With Toolbars

When Microsoft Office launched 2010, Excel was probably the program that had been least changed - but this has not made people any more confident about using the application. For some, it was the painful memories of using macros in the 2007 version that set them off. Including shapes or charts in your macro recording could leave the final file with huge function gaps or, even worse, a blank recording.

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http://www.microsofttraining.net/article-2052-excel-2010-means-no-more-tears-with-toolbars.html

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What If ... Practise Makes Perfect In Any Excel Scenario

Walking through the office recently I heard a common solution to a typical Excel query: "Just ask Hannah, she's an Excel wizard." Now, I know for a fact that Hannah does not sit at her desk wearing a pointed hat with a wand in hand waiting to answer colleagues' queries about formulas and conditional formatting; nor is she a virtual assistant, primed to start up Excel's Query Wizard.

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http://www.microsofttraining.net/article-2051-what-if--practise-makes-perfect-in-any-excel-scenario.html

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How Slicers Work In Excel 2010

One of the new features introduced with Excel 2010 is the slicer. This is a really useful feature which is used with pivot tables. This short article describes how to create and use slicers.

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http://www.microsofttraining.net/article-2063-how-slicers-work-in-excel-2010.html

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