
Training.
Train differently, to work better.
Our communications agency offers training that empowers everyone, from managers to maintenance teams, to ensure the workplace becomes a space of balance and efficiency. Well-being isn't an option; it's a driving force.
ELEVATE YOUR COMMUNICATION
OAM designs training courses that adapt to the realities of each team : crises experienced, experiences lived, current tensions or risks to anticipate.
The objective is not to impose a theoretical framework, but to give everyone back responsibility for their words and their expectations.
OAM designs training courses that adapt to the realities of each team : crises experienced, experiences lived, current tensions or risks to anticipate.
The objective is not to impose a theoretical framework, but to give everyone back responsibility for their words and their expectations.
+12%
Les entreprises qui placent le bien-être au cœur de leur culture voient une hausse de productivité de 12 % (University of Warwick, 2014).
+31%
A happy employee is 31% more creative and 37% more efficient (Shawn Achor, Harvard Business Review).
-50%
Organizations that promote transparency and authenticity experience a 50% reduction in turnover (Gallup, 2018).
Our approach.
Our communications agency trains all profiles: from the banking sector to the industrial sector, from white-collar managers to field workers. Each sector has its own codes, priorities, and constraints. Our training doesn't seek to standardize these differences, but to empower them through tailored communication.
In industry, clear and well-communicated safety instructions can reduce the risk of accidents and protect the lives of those working in the field. In services, direct and legible communication facilitates communication, reduces stress, and improves cooperation. In strategic environments, clear messages accelerate decisions and strengthen collective trust.
Each training session then becomes an opportunity to transform communication into a lever for well-being and efficiency, for everyone — from the manager to the person who ensures the cleanliness of the premises.
