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Managing Emotions in the Workplace, January 17th Workshop
Jan 16, 2012 - 12:59:08 PM
“Human Beings Are Emotional Creatures First, Rational Creatures Second.” David Julio Wang.
Emotions are a part of our everyday existence; they are the seedlings of our behavior. Research suggests that all decisions originate in emotions. How we feel affects our state-of-mind, our
performance, health and energy. Considering the influence that our emotions have on the selection and quality of our actions, there is a critical need for emotions to be managed.
Large or small, organizations are emotional places, using various emotional strategies to motivate employees’ performance and increase personal job-satisfaction. Emotions do not just effect organizations; they also play a role in their overall structure. Left unmanaged, however, emotions can negatively influence employees' reaction to pressure, leading to stress, low productivity and creating conflicts in the workplace.
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On Tuesday January 17th, 2012 at 9am - 4pm. The Chamber Institute will offer this dynamic session facilitated by Michelle M. Miller. This program, originally priced at $249 per participant, has been reduced to our Winter Training rate of $149 BCCEC members and $199 non BCCEC members and will be held at Chamber of Commerce Main Board Room. Register with Latoya Swain today and receive the pre-assignments for the workshop (lswain@thebahamaschamber.com, 242.322.2145).
SAVE…SAVE…SAVE
Here’s how:
1. Register three (3) or more employees and get a 10% discount
2. Register 15 or more employees through our group discount program
3. Register your company for our Leadership Series or Service Plan Program
For more information contact Latoya Swain.
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