“I needed a quick course to bring me up to speed and point me in the right direction, and NBI delivered exactly what I needed. It was concise, informative, and available on demand so I could watch at my convenience.”
“Recent Coronavirus webinar was excellent. Presenter was totally clear, succinct, interesting, knowledgeable. She did a great job. I would recommend NBI webinars from now on.”
“The venue was acceptable but you should train your table monitors to recognize the following issues:
1. several attendees reported the stifling heat in the room followed by cold
2. The middle speaker was as bad as it gets. Even with a boring subject
a good speaker is usually able to bring some life and humor
3. The room next door was used for a luncheon during part of our seminar
and it was very loud and disruptive. There were other same sized
rooms that could have been used to avoid this disruption.
Otherwise it was ok.”
“The Mini Law School for HR professionals wasn't what I was hoping for but the presenters were attorneys from respected employment law related law offices. Presentations were acceptable, I just simply was expecting more than a basic introductory presentation given the title. Finally, the person working the registration desk and handling the professional credits did not have a clue of what she was doing. The response to when will or how do I go about receiving the necessary cle documentation was: I don't know, I'm just a temp. The response to where is the nearest restroom was: I don't know, I'm just a temp. "I don't know, I'm just a temp" was the answer to any question asked. I likely will not attend future NBI training.”
“I thoroughly enjoyed my first NBI CLE. There is one thing that I still need to be able to submit the course for credit to the Georgia Bar. I had sent a message requesting the CLE Agenda including the times for each topic discussed. I still haven't received this information. When I tried printing it from the site, it would only print the topics but no times. Thanks again for a great course and your help in getting me this information.”
“First the information was covered a break neck speed with limited time for questions and zero group interaction. Second, the information presented was what every principal, school psychologist or social worker already know and third the last presenter had horrible communication skills, it was painful to watch her mangle her presentation both factually and in her delivery. It's clear that the subject is not one NBI has expertise in otherwise they would put together a more have engaging conference.”
