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Management, Executive & Surveillance |
Training
Over the years International Casino Monitoring have given countless seminars and training programs to Casinos and Government clients. As our client list ranges from casinos with hundreds of table games and thousands of slot machine down to small teams of Government employees are tailored to suit the client. These programs, covering all aspects of casino operation, include both table and slot Management, Business Planning, Management Development, Promotions, Marketing and Surveillance. All programs are written and adapted in accordance with client objectives and priorities.
Training is a way to motivate while giving confidence in new values, objectives and ideas. Using a proven psychologically sound approach our executive training clearly motivates attendees towards their true potential. The first page of our two day - Introduction to PROFIT MANAGEMENT, will give an idea of structure though content is subject to change to suit the individual problems and opportunities. |
2 Day Introduction to Profit Management
Body Language
We have all seen the inborn gestures children use when lying, being reprimanded, or when they want to prevent any unpleasant message from entering their mind. These gestures become cleverly masked or disguised in adult life. However, they can still be seen if you understand the "hand to face" body language signals. The signals are strongest when lying, deceit, doubt, uncertainty or exaggeration is involved. We provide the keys to this universal language during this session.
Knowledge of this all important language will result in better customer and employee relations. In addition, a thorough understanding of body language is paramount to the successful identification of internal and external fraud. |
Mathematical Analysis
Gaming is not a gamble — it is a percentage business!
Mathematical analysis is a method by which you can determine the value of actions taken on a daily or routine basis.
With a knowledge of the simple mathematics explained in this session the attendee's will be better able to evaluate both their actions and the consequences.
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