Events & Webcasts

Event: Retaining High Performers with a Practical Approach to Career Management
   
Date and Time: July 20, 2010
1:00 pm, Eastern Daylight Time
   
Presenters Info: Scott Mondore, Ph.D., Executive Consultant, Strategic Management Decisions
Shane Douthitt, Ph.D., Executive Consultant, Strategic Management Decisions
   
Description:

Even in a down economy, career management and development is still important for individuals, especially high-performers. Oftentimes, organizations ignore developing people when business is slow because they believe their people are just ‘happy to have a job’. However, once the economy turns around, employees will begin to look for other jobs quickly. By implementing a practical and proactive approach to career management and development, individuals and leaders can use self-discovery and organizational opportunities to maximize their development as workers and promote their careers. Join us for this educational webinar and learn how to use a practical approach to career management and development that will keep your high-performers (and all employees) after the economy turns around.

By attending, you will learn –

  • How the current business environment impacts how careers are managed

  • A proven model/process for your employees to manage their careers

  • How to implement the process and tools to assess career goals

  • How to coach others on creating a career development plan

   
 
   

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