October 20 | Effective Communications Part 1

When you aren’t getting the results that will help you and your team to be as effective as possible, it is often due to a conversation that needs to be had that you haven’t had. Effective communications training will provide you will skills for communicating when the outcome is important, opinions and options vary, and the emotion of the situation makes the conversation difficult to have. You will learn how to improve open dialogue and engagement in a way that will help you to talk with anyone about anything.

Wednesday, October 20, 1-3 pm

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