
Dec 2, 2008 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (Tuesday)
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Event details: What Makes the Generations Tick and What Ticks Them Off
Description
This Presidential Election proved how a multi-generational strategy allows you to sell and recruit at landslide levels.
This is a full-day intensive training for business leaders ready to maximize the opportunities (and proactively address the challenges) of a multi-generational market place.
In this seminar you will learn:
*What generational pitfalls are costing you money
*What wins the hearts of clients & customers of each generation
*How generational blind spots cost you client accounts
*How your "best practices" are making "top talent" walk out the door
*Generational misunderstandings that kill the deal with customers
*How to STOP managers from de-motivating employees
*Why coaching & feedback are key management and retention tools
*What managers do that ticks off employees (both younger and older)
*Words that resonate and revolt each generation
*How to inspire team members of all ages
*Why their "work ethic" seem so different from yours
*What exactly "work/life balance" means today
Attendees take away specific, actionable plans and fresh perspectives that help put their new Generational Savvy(TM) to work creating a new competitive advantage.
Who Should Attend:
*Managers
*Business Owners
*C-Suite Executives
*Human Resource Experts
*Marketing, Sales and PR Professionals
*Professional Services Executives
*Not-for-Profit Staff & Board Members
Date: December 2, 2008
Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. PST
Tuition: Individual $695 includes materials, continental breakfast, lunch, mid-morning and afternoon refreshments
MORE INFO:
Website: http://www.resultance.com
Email: info@resultance.com
Phone: 206-283-2905
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Cost
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