English term
Spain
Sworn translator/Subtitler/+6yrs of exp.
Native in: Spanish 
, French
Works in: English to Spanish, French to Spanish, Catalan to Spanish
Warm Leap
En un Power Point dirigido a formadores, aparece el término "warm leap" junto con "X-Sell", "first impressions", "scale", "repeat". No tengo mucho contexto, ya que siempre aparece solo, a excepción de:
How will we measure the success of the program in market?
(I.e. number of people through the training, number of warm-leaps made, on-going assessments)
Muchas gracias
PRO (1): JohnMcDove
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