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Do you feel like you are just managing to get through these challenging times? It may be your resilience muscles are weak. In this webinar we’ll share with you a roadmap with concepts to build your resilience, regain your balance and move forward with optimism and energy for sustaining and, even, increasing work performance.
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Are you leading a hybrid team comprised of both remote and in-office positions? This episode will provide supervisors with some best practices and strategies to increase team effectiveness when not everyone is “in the office”.
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Activity Link: http://training.hr.ufl.edu/instructionguides/keepgrowing/activities_handout.pdf An important element of Productivity & Performance is one’s ability to apply performance measures to their everyday work, not just for an annual review. This podcast will help you apply an organizational structure to your work, identify and write your goals using backwards design…
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Activity Link: https://gentwenty.com/51-ways-to-build-identity-capital/ We live in a time where people are achieving early success at a rapid pace and their stories are amplified. In a short amount of time these stories have gone from the remarkable exception, to the new expectation of success. While reaching a certain level of success at a young age can set you up for long-term success…
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Communicating virtually (whether presenting, participating in a meeting, leading a class or facilitating a conversation) brings with it a unique set of challenges. A strong virtual presence allows you to engage and build credibility with your audience. In this podcast, we’ll share keys to connect with people with authenticity so you can achieve your purpose to inspire, influence and include across…
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Our “return to work” isn’t a “return to normal.” There are new safety regulations that impact our mental load. This episode is designed to help you understand that new burden and provide strategies to set you up for success.
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