Moving Ahead: Breaking Behavior Patterns (Live Online)

Overview

Moving Ahead:

Breaking Behavior Patterns That Hold You Back

What does your professional image say about you? Whether it's overpowering others in pursuit of authority, frequent clashes with figures of authority, spreading office rumors, or breaking down easily under stress, these negative behaviors can severely tarnish your reputation and lead to "career suicide" despite your capabilities.

This program guides you in confronting and transforming these ineffective behaviors, enabling you to enhance your professional image and attain the recognition you deserve.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for general managers, supervisors, team leaders, and anyone whose negative behavior patterns have marred their professional image, hampering career advancement.

How You Will Benefit

• Identify triggers and scenarios leading to detrimental workplace behavior.
• Successfully transform or adapt habits that sabotage your career.
• Understand the impact of negative behavior on teamwork and learn strategies to change.
• Foster better workplace relationships and improve your image.
• Manage frustration and anger effectively in professional situations.
• Earn recognition for fostering a positive and happier work environment.
• Enhance your career path by refining your professional image.

What You Will Cover

• Improving how co-workers, customers, and senior management perceive you.
• Employing positive self-talk for a constructive mindset.
• A five-step approach to manage emotional triggers.
• Boosting emotional intelligence for better handling of interpersonal relationships.
• Learning to control your reactions rather than letting them control you.
• Understanding empathy's role in enhancing productivity.
• Accepting responsibility for effective communication.

Provider:

CourseHorse

Categories:

Emotional Intelligence Courses, Career Development Courses, Conflict Resolution Courses, Anger Management Courses, Interpersonal Communication Courses

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