HR Series: Challenging People: Accountability, Difficult People and Situations

(90 minutes) Who are the challenging people in our office? Does our staff  consider us the challenging person in our office? Trying to reason with a person whose behavior is difficult can be the most difficult part of our job. How we show up in a conversation can have a big impact on our business relationships and communications.

When we are having a challenge communicating with someone in our office, it can come from a number of reasons including:

  • The other person’s lack of self-awareness
  • Our lack of self-awareness
  • Different priorities
  • Different communication styles
  • An absence of trust

We can’t reason with someone who is behaving unreasonably. The good news is there are proven techniques to manage these situations and to manage ourselves to build accountability and trust.

Our world is experiencing additional stresses and increased remote communication due to COVID-19.  Join us as we take the time to support our business relationships and communications.

Speakers:

Derick Jones, Lundquist Institute for Biomedical Innovation at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
Jennifer Cory Doeschot, Stanford University
Rashonda Harris, Emory University

Handouts will be available 24 hours before the live webinar. 

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Member Price: $105.00
Non-Member Price: $125.00

This webinar is part of NCURA’s four-part HR Series.  Already purchased one or more of these webinars, and want to complete your bundle? Please reach out to ncura@commpartners.com to receive your bundle discount.

Understand the reasons for difficult interactions and learn proven techniques to better manage these situations to the best outcome for all.

Derick Jones

Program Manager

Lundquist Institute for Biomedical Innovation at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center

Jennifer Cory Doeschot

Director of Operations, Center for Definitive and Curative Medicine

Stanford University

Rashonda Harris

Director, Post-Award Operations

Emory University

Participants receive 1.5 hours of continuing education credits = .2 CEU's for each webinar.

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