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Building a high-functioning team Building a team used to be simple. You assembled a number of people with the same tools, education, skills and experience, you told them what to do - and they went and did it. With the information revolution came new ways of working and managerial insights, and a complex minefield of individual competencies required to “do the job.” This presentation demonstrates how assessing and assigning team roles-determining how people will use their tools, and in particular how they will interact and work together towards a common end-goal-can improve the dynamic of a team. When are credentials important? How do you differentiate yourself when everyone has the same credentials? How do you get credibility? Explore the art of story-telling to get your strengths across effectively. Networking strategies for today’s business world - and how to make networking work for you! Making Your Team Work looks at some of the common pitfalls that first-time managers encounter, and discusses how this affects the effectiveness of both managers and their teams, and hopes to spark a debate about alternative management styles. For team members, this is a crash course in how to survive a bad manager: for those who manage, this is a chance to examine what you do, why, and how you can make things better. How to tackle the BIG question: Who am I? and What do I want to do? Recruitment Lessons from the NHL - or: "Who's in charge of recruiting, selecting and hiring, anyway? If the NHL recruited its star players the way most organizations do, we’d all be shocked! By looking at what really matters in the hiring process, and by challenging line managers to recruit and hire like a coach, this presentation explores the absurdity of current outdated hiring practices. But I Don't Know Anyone: Networking 101 for introverts Simple tips and strategies to help introverts overcome the reluctance that inhibits networking - finding their own networking style Enhance your competitive edge by highlighting your unique talents Education Options: Asking the hard questions Do the research to determine which career path is right for you, before you spend a small fortune on more education - it’s the smart thing to do |
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