Think broadly - succeed in the world
Have you ever had a feeling during a conversation that because of a narrow point of view neither you nor your counterpart are understanding each other? Neither is able to accept the other's arguments. Sometimes it isn't possible to find the way to open communication on your own. You need someone to build a bridge or open perspectives. For that reason we developed the model Cogita ample: think broadly. It is also effective for opening new perspectives to identify avenues for organisational development needs.
To whom? Samples
Identifying development needs
Communication challenges
Improving effectivity and productivity
Communication challenges
Improving effectivity and productivity
Cogita ample -programs
Think broadly -topics, samples:- Me and my job
- Improving results
- Working more effectively
We tailor all training programs to the needs of your company: a short presentation, full-day training, 3 x 4 h - what would be most suitable for you?
Thinking broadly?
Are the key people within your organisation able to think broadly? If you'd like to explore whether a Cogita ample -training would be a good match for the current needs in your company, don't hesitate to reach out.
Please call or send a WhatsApp-message: + 358 40 7674212
Or e-mail: vo@mimino.fi
Our address
Mimino Ltd / Cogita ample
Kirjatyöntekijänkatu 10 B
00170 Helsinki, Finland
Mimino Ltd / Cogita ample
Kirjatyöntekijänkatu 10 B
00170 Helsinki, Finland
Contact information:
Ms Virve Obolgogiani, vo@mimino.fi, +358 40 7674212
Ms Virve Obolgogiani, vo@mimino.fi, +358 40 7674212
The founder and trainer of the model Cogita ample
Virve Obolgogiani has a long experience in training Finns and Russians to understand each other in cooperation. She has opened the perspectives to see things also from the point of view of the partner. In discussions she noticed that similar methods could be used also in several other situations of building bridges.
Cogita ample -model includes thoughts for improving activities of organizations, cooperation between units and partners. Think broadly - you understand others better. That is the key to success.
Cogita ample is latin and means "think broadly". Latin, as the language of the ancient world, widens our perspective far to the history. It is easier to understand todays's life, when you also know the history.
Cogita ample -model includes thoughts for improving activities of organizations, cooperation between units and partners. Think broadly - you understand others better. That is the key to success.
Cogita ample is latin and means "think broadly". Latin, as the language of the ancient world, widens our perspective far to the history. It is easier to understand todays's life, when you also know the history.
References
"The training also further strengthend the teams's own solution focus. The team has clearly contributed to the positive attitude of doing things together."
- Superior of a team, participating training in 2021
“I received a few really good insights into my own personal work and it also made me think about the productivity of my work and how it could be made more effecient. I also liked the atmosphere - Virve's essence created an easily approachable atmosphere that sparked a good and interesting discussions."
- participant feedback, 2020
- Superior of a team, participating training in 2021
“I received a few really good insights into my own personal work and it also made me think about the productivity of my work and how it could be made more effecient. I also liked the atmosphere - Virve's essence created an easily approachable atmosphere that sparked a good and interesting discussions."
- participant feedback, 2020
"Excellent content to open our eyes to understand firstly our own Finnish culture and then Russian culture, business, habits and reasons behind!"
- participant feedback, 2018
“It is efficient workshop and provides valuable information based on practical experience.”
- participant feedback, 2019
- participant feedback, 2018
“It is efficient workshop and provides valuable information based on practical experience.”
- participant feedback, 2019
