Creating a Positive Work Environment
$125.00
This course takes an in-depth look at an important topic that is sometimes overlooked – creating a positive environment in the workplace. It is the responsibility of everyone at work to make it the best atmosphere they can, from the executive in the corner office to the newest employee in the mailroom. You will be introduced to this topic here and will be guided through the steps and skills to make your place of work a positive, encouraging place to be.
As an employee, or a leader within a company, you have a responsibility to create and maintain a positive work environment. Everyone has a responsibility to create and maintain a positive work environment. Even if this is not a company-wide reality you can seek to provide this type of environment for your department/division or those within your sphere of influence. This course will give you tools to be able to create the type of company environment that you crave through building and nurturing effective workplace relationships.
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Return to StoreThis course takes an in-depth look at an important topic that is sometimes overlooked – creating a positive environment in the workplace. It is the responsibility of everyone at work to make it the best atmosphere they can, from the executive in the corner office to the newest employee in the mailroom. You will be introduced to this topic here and will be guided through the steps and skills to make your place of work a positive, encouraging place to be.
Not all of us have had the opportunity to work in a truly positive environment. A positive work environment is important for the productivity of a company, but it is also important to us personally. Our emotional and physical health can be improved by working in a positive work environment. We should wake up each morning wanting to go to work – not trying to think of excuses to not go. We want to be proud of where we work and enjoy telling others about where we work.
As an employee, or a leader within a company, you have a responsibility to create and maintain a positive work environment. Everyone has a responsibility to create and maintain a positive work environment. Even if this is not a company-wide reality you can seek to provide this type of environment for your department/division or those within your sphere of influence. This course will give you tools to be able to create the type of company environment that you crave through building and nurturing effective workplace relationships.
Learning Objectives
After you complete this course, you will be able to:
- Recognize what a positive workplace looks like.
- Know and understand the key elements necessary to create and maintain a positive work environment.
- Understand as an employee what you can to do personally to create and maintain a positive work environment.
- Understand as a leader the responsibility you have to create and maintain a positive work environment.
- Discover what type of team player you are and how that relates to your functioning in the team.
- Know the importance of effective workplace relationships in creating and maintaining a positive work environment.
- Know and understand the importance of working as a team and guidelines to good teamwork.
- Discover your personal strengths and weaknesses in working cooperatively.
- Discover your preference for dealing with workplace conflict.
- Learn and practice various methods to deal with workplace problems.
- Learn some of the common meeting problems and how to make your meetings more positive and effective.
Course Outline & Major Topics
- What Does a Positive Environment Look Like?
- Work-Life Balance
- Training and Development
- Recognition
- Company as Team
- What Can I Do as an Employee or Leader?
- Team Member Roles and Responsibilities
- Effective Workplace Relationships
- Motivation and Cooperation
- Addressing Conflict
- Meeting Management
- Planning for the Future
*Receive a nationally recognized certificate for participation in this course
Who Should Take This Course?
- Leaders and Team Builders
- Human Resources Professionals
- Supervisory and Management
- Business Owners and Managers
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