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Very easy to use course
Excellent course.
Super Course
At the middle of the course, I stopped and re-access myself if I have been bribing people for my organization. This is so very interesting and I need to ask my Manager to understand the policy of Gift and Hospitality for our organisation – I certainly do not want to go to jail for doing the wrong thing. Business for me need the outmost integrity or honnesty in all our dealings.
Very informative
Good to know the sections of the 2010 anti bribery law
Succinct and to the point.
Clearly presented, succinct and to the point.
Provided clear guidelines to follow
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Quick & to the point
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Easy to use, simple and explanatory.
Nicely presented, easy to use/navigate and figure out what you have to do next.
mainly good
The course was clear and concise but it would have been helpful to review the questions again before you had to answer them. I got confused about who was who when it came to the questions. It was good in the earlier sections when you could play back the video
Straight to the point learning
I enjoyed that this was straight to the point, and easy to understand. The use of the videos and questioning allowed me to take in the main principles of bribery.
Very visually attractive presentation
A visually attractive and well balance presentation, spoiled by the simulated telephone calls and the error in the quiz. I have a hearing loss and was almost unable to hear the compressed and frequency limited voice of the telephone caller in the two role plays. I believe that there is an error in the test. In question 7 of 20, three signs that bribery may be taking place are offered as possible responses, but only one of them is the acceptable response. In the training all three of these signs are described, in the same terms that are used in the quiz.