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Simple changes, big benefits
Julia Wood & Associates are running a one-day interactive workshop in September aimed to supply team-based organisations with tools and techniques aimed at enabling individuals to work smarter and improve working environments.
Why should I attend this workshop?
If you work in a team this workshop is for you!
Increasingly organisations are looking to do more with less, with teams often feeling pressured about meeting growing demands.
This interactive workshop cannot take away the demands teams face but it is specifically designed to share some simple tools and techniques, based on a methodology called ‘Lean’, to support you and your fellow team members work smarter, improve the working environment and increase morale - all important things when times are tough.
What will I get out of it?
We guarantee that you will learn some new and useful skills and techniques from this interactive one-day workshop.
Four key areas will be covered:
- Creating an improved working environment, which can also have the added benefit of increasing productivity
- Quick and easy problem solving tools which can be applied to every day challenges
- The development of effective communication systems for the team/office
- Implementing core values within a team/office
You will leave the day armed with the knowledge and the know-how, plus all the training materials and templates, to start making changes straight away.
The event is taking place on 11th September at Teesside University and places cost £45. To book your place contact 07412 653552, email info@juliawood.net or visit http://simplechangesbigbenefits.eventbrite.co.uk/
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Julia Wood .
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