Make Work Great: Increase Output, Decrease Stress

To get more output with less stress, you need a culture that helps workers at all levels focus upon their output in productive, positive, energizing ways. This doesn't mean a wholesale change to existing culture, it just means adding a few simple practices - practices that take just a few minutes a day today, and become cultural precedents tomorrow.  Any group, any individual, at any level, can be the one to start.

As a bonus, everyone who registers will receive an assessment that must be completed prior to the training.  You will receive advice based on your individual assessment.

Learning Objectives
-Know how to create more output and less stress
-Know how to implement better accountability up and down the org
-Know how to waste less time/energy throughout the org
-Ability to create better outward facing relations (e.g. with customers, clients, funding sources, etc.)
-Ability to create better inward facing relations (e.g. board/staff, interdepartmental, etc.)

Training Includes
- copy of Make Work Great
- The accompanying workbook
- The assessment
- Improvement advice based on the assessment
- Lunch

Level
Intermediate: this workshop is for anyone who wants to improve their workplace.  All participants must commit to completing the assessment prior to the training.  The assessment is done by the participant AND the participant’s superior(s), employee(s) and peer(s).

Presenter
Ed Muzio is President and CEO of Group Harmonics, and the award-winning author of Make Work Great: Supercharge Your Team, Reinvent the Culture, and Gain Influence—One Person at a Time and  Four Secrets to Liking Your Work: You May Not Need to Quit to Get the Job You Want.  An expert in workplace improvement and its relationship to individual enjoyment, Muzio has been featured on Fox Business News, CBS, The Michael Dresser Show, and in other national and international media; he also has been cited as an expert in workplace dynamics by many publications including The New York Post, SHRM Consultants Forum and Spirit magazine.

This workshop is now full.