TalkMagic client evaluation data
What the evidence shows
Two client-run evaluations, using different survey designs and reported separately. Together they show consistently high ratings and a clear increase in participants’ self-reported knowledge and confidence.
Publicis Groupe
Advertising and communications
87 anonymous survey responses
4 workshop cohorts
would recommend the training86 of 87 respondents
Source: Publicis Groupe anonymous post-session evaluation of four TalkMagic Resilience workshops. Five-point agreement and rating scales.
Get Busy
Business productivity software
9 matched survey responses
1 workshop cohort
All 9 respondents improved
Source: Get Busy matched participant ratings collected before and after one TalkMagic workshop. Scale: 1 = lowest, 5 = highest.
Behind the numbers
Anonymous Get Busy participants
“A very interesting and entertaining take on professional training. Very refreshing and enjoyable.”
Participant feedback
“It was so engaging and authentic, there is no way you couldn’t take all 100% out of it.”
Participant feedback
“It opened my mind to think differently when it comes to leadership, presenting, storytelling and thinking about the audience.”
Participant feedback
“Really great interactive session which was both very engaging and genuinely interesting, both professionally and personally.”
Participant feedback
“A completely different lens on how to present and deliver information. Super interesting.”
Participant feedback
“The session was really good at questioning my current belief systems of who I am.”
Participant feedback
These are participant-reported client evaluations. Publicis measures satisfaction and intended workplace application after the sessions. Get Busy measures change in self-reported knowledge and confidence before and after one session. The surveys did not use a control group, so the results demonstrate reported outcomes but should not be interpreted as causal proof.
