Say What You Mean: Communication That Connects |
Many workplace problems are communication problems in disguise. This session covers clear messaging, active listening, and adapting your style to different audiences, whether you're talking to a coworker, a supervisor, or a team. Participants practice techniques that reduce misunderstandings and make every conversation more productive.
TARGET AUDIENCE: Individuals who interact with the public, |
Succession Planning |
Succession planning is the ongoing process of systematically identifying, assessing and developing organizational leadership to enhance performance. |
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People® |
Known as the world’s premier personal leadership development course, the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People aligns timeless principles of effectiveness with modern technology and practices. |
The EI Edge for Building Trust |
Trust is the foundation of every high-performing team, and everyone on the team helps build it. Participants explore the core skills of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and relationship management. They practice using those skills to build credibility and connection with coworkers, customers, and the people they lead.
TARGET AUDIENCE: Individuals who interact with the public,
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Time Management |
Unlock the secrets to working smarter, not harder. This hands-on course helps participants discover their personal time management style and equips them with tools tailored to their individual strengths. Through practical exercises and guided reflection, learners will explore a variety of time management techniques and determine which approaches best suit different situations. The course emphasizes creating a customized strategy that blends the strengths of multiple styles for maximum effectiveness. Participants will learn to set priorities for a balanced life, conquer procrastination, and apply time-saving methods. Additionally, the class addresses how to manage interruptions, delegate tasks, clear physical and mental clutter, and build supportive networks. By integrating energy-boosting habits into daily routines, learners will leave with a sustainable, personalized approach to productivity and well-being. |
Workplace Generations |
Several recent studies have cited conflict between different generations as a main contributor to relationships being negatively impacted in the workplace. Learning to respect generations and the diversity each brings to the workplace improves productivity, communication, and customer service. |