This is especially true when training people asynchronously in groups. Often, the same material is repeated back and forth, with differing viewpoints. The use of discussion questions and case studies facilitate this. Repetition of questions that guide the trainees toward discovery help them figure out the response that might best be suitable. This puts the trainer in an untraditional position.
Products have many different classifications.
These classifications include goods, services, consumer products, business products, staples, convenience products, impulse products, and emergency products. Our company produces services. The reason these distinctions and classifications are important is because they can help you plan a marketing strategy. There are specialty products that customers will make a special effort to find. Ask questions and guide the learner to the truth.