Training Course
Syllabus:
Communicating Limited Budgets: Dos And Don'ts
Webinar
Program Description:
Since the 2008 recession, budget cuts have become
part of the financial landscape everywhere — government, schools, businesses
large and small. When telling employees about cuts, there’s a fine line between
keeping them informed and spreading panic about your business’ health. Workers
know cuts have consequences. How will the change affect their projects, their
training, their future? This uncertainty can bring attitudes and productivity
down.
If you’re in charge of communicating budget changes, it takes finesse.
Learn techniques that will help make these dialogues more encouraging and
maintain a positive atmosphere. Watch Communicating Limited Budgets: Dos and
Don’ts, a one-hour webinar. Know how to be good ... at delivering bad news.
A Look At What You'll Learn:
- Create a positive atmosphere for dialogue
during challenging conversations.
- Learn tactics and techniques for tricky
conversations.
- Predispositions affect actions and emotions:
Manage personalities and keep emotions out of the message.
- Learn 10 communication killers.
- Recognize the power and danger of informal
communication networks.
- Identify the 7 elements essential for
collaboration and keeping your communication congruent.
- Learn the best ways to deliver bad news.
Webinar Time: Webinars last 60-90 minutes
2:00PM ET
1:00PM CT
12:00PM MT
11:00AM PT
Q & A Session!
Upon enrolling in the webinar, you will have the opportunity to submit your
questions via e-mail. Time permitting, your trainer will address questions from
webinar participants. Many questions will be addressed in the Webinar itself.
Others will be addressed in the supporting materials that will be available
exclusively to webinar participants.
Your confirmation will be delivered via e-mail, so an e-mail address is
required for registration.
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unique enrollment ID that you’ll use to connect to the webinar. |