Results - PEP® works!
A PEP® training provides you and your organization gain of time. We present the effect of PEP® has through measurements. Van Soest/Koedam Consultancy finds great importance to the insight of the results. Before and after each training a qualitative and quantitative effects are measured, and put down in writing in a report for the sponsor and the participants.
From customer experience the average results of time saved per week is 2 to 4 hours per participant. This result is usually achieved after 2 to 6 weeks. More difficult to measure is the greater pleasure that employees have in their work. The evaluation also shows that there are improvements in their personal lives, that participants experience less work pressure, have more overview, feel more comfortable in their working environment, are more action-oriented and people have more confidence in themselves.
Results (individual)
- increased decision-making capacity
- control of information flow
- better retrieval of information
- comprehensible archive structure
- improved cooperation
- increase productivity
- increased stress resistance
- better planning
- better priorities
- good monitoring of activities
- better delegation
- good overview of their work
- effective use of programs such as Outlook
- more pleasure in doing your work
Results (jointly)
- better use of information systems and archives
- Better monitoring of deadlines
- timely decisions by employees and managers
- reducing workload and stress related to absenteeism.
- increased customer service (internal and external)
- increased productivity
- improved cooperation in teams/ departments
- less overtime
Using our contact form you can receive more information about our evaluations.
Quantitative and qualitative measurement of gain of time:
Quantitative effect measurements show that among participants they achieve saving time on average of 2 to 4 hours per week.
Average time saving in number of hours per week
The qualitative results of the training are substantial. Our students themselves report the following improvements (graph shows frequency of the particular item).
