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This works for teachers/trainers.I was an introvert, shy and most importantly had a lot of stage fear. I couldn't even speak in front of a group of 4-5. But unfortunately (or rather fortunately) I was asked to give training to some newly joined associates. Now I couldn't refuse since the order had come directly from my boss's boss.I prepared for it. Tried rehearsing in front of mirror. Then in front of a few of my colleagues. It went well. But when I entered the hall on the day of the training..... Oh...... the memory still sends chills down my spine.There were 60 of them as opposed to the memo that said 25.I was shivering and sweating. So I drank a little water to calm myself. Gave a big smile to the crowd and tried to project (fake) confidence. And viola!!..... It worked. They thought I was a regular trainer and had conducted such sessions before. All the way through I was nervous. I couldn't remember some points, but somehow I managed.After the 3hr session I collected the feedback forms. To my surprise all of them gave me excellent grades in all sections!!! (May be they were so damn bored, they wanted to get away from me ASAP!!!)This one session gave me a lot of confidence and since, I have trained over 1800 associates with the crowd size from 10 to 120.So in my opinion faking works till you can make it.....!! (At least in this case)

Not at all.Once the training is over, you directly reports to your respective competency.Only marks can be affected by your trainer, that too during the time your training is in process, and feedback forms are usually provides post training.

Last week we had a training on our company values and principles, our trainer was really intelligent. I learned a lot about what our company stands for, and we all colleagues did some group activities, and then we went on stage and spoke about what we have learned.Then the trainer gave us a feedback form, we had to write what we learned in this training and how was our trainer. This was just a single page, and I filled it with my all heart. I was engrossed in writing it, then we submitted that single page. I saw the forms of colleagues, they had written just 2 words(very good), some only one (good, wow).I was puzzled, why they cant even write two lines on what they had learnt, cant they feel the same as I do.When I was a student, I used to write 14 page answers, and used to take 7 extra sheets. I love writing a lot. I was always like this, I know I make mistakes and sometimes my grammar is not on point. I had written 500+ answers on Quora, and many Quorans have loved them.I know I might never get published, But does it stop me from writing. No, NEVER. I enjoy it, its not a chore that I have to do, its not my job that I am getting paid for. Its something else.Writing allows me to flex my imaginations in ways like no other activity I have tried. It just gives me this amazing giddy feeling of happiness when I have an idea and I put it down so I keep doing it to balance out the feelings of shittiness in my life - but then sometimes writing gives me severe anxiety cause nothing is sounding right so I guess I'm not sure.