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Are you looking for the SQL engine side or the visual basic side?

The only advice I can give is as follows<br><br>Read, read, read.&nbsp;&nbsp;Get hold of couple of good publications that specialize in disseminatiing information about the computer industry and make sure they have information on how businesses are using new technology (gives you a better idea...

Yes,as long as you don't mind travel, have good communications skills, don't mind lack of benefits (unless you work with a CRM consulting firm), and love looonnnng hours.

It's hard to say, but studies done a couple of years ago and posted in &quot;Training&quot; magazine seem to point toward a solid &quot;NO&quot; when online training is used exclusively.&nbsp;&nbsp;One of their reasons was the 4% retention rate that was associated with this type of training...

The card training game is one that I adapted from a tricks for trainers book.<br><br>Simply put, I use double sided tape to tape playing cards onto a grid marked with column letters and row numbers.&nbsp;&nbsp;I then write the first

You might want to check your MS Certification site.&nbsp;&nbsp;When I was getting info together for my MCT it was mentioning that the A+ was going to be discontinued.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As I understand it, the MCT is a more complete certification.&nbsp;&nbsp;What exactly would taking the CTT do for anyone on that track?

&quot;Train the trainer&quot; style courses are definitely worth the time and effort. I have found that even though I consider myself a seasoned trainer, I am always able to pick up something to help me in my next training class.<br> <br> I try and get out to one at least once a year, just to...

Thanks, I have gotten information from Lakewood, I'll take a closer look at it. I've been getting a lot of ideas from TRAINING Magazine and Jossey-Bass and Pfeiffer publications.<br> <br> So far I've integrated a card game for the excel class in explaining if statements and have gotten people...

I'm dealing with a sales force that responds to training better if it is accompanied by games to keep them active. I've got a few I use when training in Excel, Word and PowerPoint, but I'm having a problem coming up with any for Access. Does anyone have any suggestions?