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Reaching for the Next Level: The Key Is Motivation, Cooperation, and Trust 

  Dr. Alan Zimmerman

Time Allocation - Topics

10% 	Leadership worth following
	•  Inspiring others by taking risks
	•  Behaving consistently with your values

20%	Building trust
	•  Applying the 10 ingredients of trust
	•  Demonstrating belief in others

10%	Generating enthusiasm
	•  Acting rather than reacting
	•  Building inner drive

20%	Gaining cooperation
	•  Giving others what they need
	•  Speaking the 5 languages of cooperation

20%	Giving recognition
	•  Meeting the two crucial psychological needs
	•  Increasing the impact of positive feedback

20%	Applying new approaches to motivation
	•  Asking the brave questions
	•  Taking a positive approach to negative criticism
	•  Making sure others follow through

Seminar Description

Companies can no longer afford to simply buy an employee's time. The best companies know they must engage the entire employee. They must tap into his heart, his mind, and his hands. To do that, however, the company must build a high-achievement, trust-filled culture. And the managers need to model, as well as encourage, totally open communication where everyone is motivated and cooperating to the max. If that's what you want, this program is for you. Rather than focus on dry theory and speculation, this program will give the exact tools you need to create the work environment you want. You will learn simple but powerful skills that you can take back to the job and use immediately. You will learn how to build trust, inspire others, and invite their full cooperation.

Guide to Participant Selection

Department

Admin

Distrib

Engr

Finc

H.R.

Legal

Mktng

IT

Opr

Plng

Pchsg

R&D

Sales

Senior Executive
(Pres, Exec & Sr VP)
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Executive
(VP & Gen'l Mgr)

2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Senior Managers
(Div & Reg. Mgrs)
1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Middle Managers
& Superintendents
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

APPLICABILITY
1 indicates primary target audience.
2 indicates a good fit if the level of material is appropriate.
3 indicates (in the opinion of the institute and the faculty) very limited applicability.

 

 
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