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Instructor
Janet Parnes
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(General) recertification credit hours toward aPHR,
In a few strokes, we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there's a downside: our skills at making connections with others are fading. As a result, co-workers tend to act without considering the effects of their actions on each other. This can have deleterious effects on employee morale which endangers careers and the organization's success.
The stresses of COVID-19 and lack of connection between co-workers create a perfect storm for dreams and the potential to go unrealized.
What if there were easy changes co-workers could make to create a more cooperative, friendlier environment?
The secret lies in practical behaviors that make others feel valued, understood, and heard these build camaraderie, trust, and respect. The skills are sensible, intuitive, and, with a little practice, can become habitual.
Participants will discover everyday behaviors that make others feel included, that they matter. These are critical to creating a team that exhibits respect, trust, and a sense of common purpose; co-workers who know they can rely on each other to celebrate their successes and help them plow through the tough times, personally and professionally. This is particularly important in this COVID era in which staff members face unprecedented personal and professional stresses. Knowing they have allies at work lightens the load, allowing them to focus on their job. Quick, easy acts of consideration lead to a more supportive, collaborative workplace in which everyone feels valued, understood, and heard.
Instead of operating like individual workhorses, co-workers can move forward as collaborative, motivated team players.
Are you appalled by the lack of courtesy team members show at work? Fundamental acts of consideration aren't there!
The cause is likely this: the co-workers don't consider the effects of their actions on others.
This can have a chilling effect on their careers and the organization’s future.