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Can
anyone truly get too good at communicating?
To
earn one's "Masters of Art in Communication"
in the business setting takes a lot of patience,
thought, and self-awareness. So often in the
workplace people lose sight of the human factor
by getting caught up in a multi-tasked environment,
which is certainly possible for anyone. No matter
who you are, you are always making an impact.
The question? Is the impact favorable or unfavorable?
These
training programs address how each participant
can utilize their individual strengths for favorable
impact. They will explore how to use influence
effectively at all levels; whether in easy,
celebratory circumstances or challenging and
even intense conflict situations. You will learn
some solid, proven techniques that will sharpen
your skill set for increased diplomacy, professionalism,
and tact in any communication situation.
These
programs are designed for cross-section of employees
and can offer you more flexibility due to not
needing to have a certain number of leaders,
teams, etc. People from customer service, to
facilities management, to engineering, to the
most senior leaders will reap not only a lot
of enjoyment, they will tighten the knit of
their employment culture to one of understanding,
commitment, and confidence.
Call us for more information
on:
- The
Dale Carnegie Course (Various Formats:
Public or Onsite)
- High
Impact Presentations (Two-day
intensive. Public or Onsite)
- Public
Speaking Mastery (One-day onsite for large
group)
www.NH.DaleCarnegie.com
"High
Impact Presentations received First Place
Honors from ‘Presentations’ magazine."
Presentations Editor Scott Heimes compared
High Impact Presentations with other leading
courses. Of Dale Carnegie Training, he concluded,
"This is a top-notch presentation skills
training course that covers all the basics,
and offers the most video critiques. . .
You can't go wrong with this one."
Who
Should Attend?
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executives/managers
who speak in front of groups
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sales
people
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non
profit development professionals
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attorneys
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government
officials and
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those
that conduct interviews with the press.
July
28th/29th, 2005
The
Highlander Inn, Manchester, NH
9a.m. - 5p.m. both days - Trainers: Deb Titus
and Clark Merrill
Registration by Friday July 19th.
Call
for more information. 1-866-434-4042
Use
this code when registering:
Or,
click here to register.
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