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Meet GreenPath Solutions, a mid-sized logistics company based in Lagos, Nigeria. Despite its growing clientele, the company struggled with operational inefficiencies that led to delayed deliveries and customer dissatisfaction. Leadership recognized that their front-line employees, particularly warehouse staff and dispatch riders, needed training to improve their skills in time management, communication, and customer service.

GreenPath collaborated with a Learning and Development firm to conduct a customized training program aimed at addressing these pain points. The training focused on:

  • Time Management Techniques

  • Customer Service Excellence

  • Efficient Communication Channels

  • Problem-Solving Strategies in Logistics

The sessions were interactive, featuring real-life scenarios, role-playing activities, and problem-solving exercises tailored to their logistics operations. However, training was not the end—it was just the beginning. To ensure the lessons stuck, GreenPath implemented the following strategies:

  1. Post-Training Reinforcement: Managers conducted weekly check-ins to review how employees applied their training. This created accountability and allowed for troubleshooting challenges in real time.

  2. Peer-to-Peer Learning: Employees who excelled in applying the training were paired with colleagues as informal mentors, fostering a culture of knowledge sharing.

  3. Incentives for Application: The Company introduced recognition awards for staff who demonstrated significant improvement in performance metrics aligned with the training.

  4. Leadership Support: Managers modelled behaviours taught during training, such as clear communication and timely feedback, reinforcing expectations.

Within three months of the training:

  • Delivery delays decreased by 35%, with packages arriving on or before promised times.

  • Customer satisfaction scores improved from 68% to 89%, thanks to better communication and service.

  • Employee productivity increased by 25%, as team members began using time management techniques effectively.

One warehouse supervisor, Ade, shared his experience: "Before the training, I struggled with prioritizing tasks. Now, I use the techniques we learned to plan my day effectively, and it’s made a big difference in how my team operates."

The Ripple Effect

This success led GreenPath to make training transfer a key part of its employee development strategy. The logistics company saw not only operational improvements but also boosted morale and retention, as employees felt empowered by their growth.

Now Your Turn!

At M.Bryan Consulting, we specialize in creating training programs that drive real-world results, just as GreenPath Solutions experienced. Whether you are in logistics, manufacturing, or any other sector, we help ensure your training investments translate into measurable success.

Let us collaborate today!

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