Working with and leading others who may have different motivations and backgrounds can be challenging. However, embracing diversity leads to more positive outcomes, including better decision-making, innovation, and growth. This session offers a new perspective on workplace relationships, client interactions, and leadership training, specifically focused on working with “people not like you.”
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Webinar | How to Work With & Lead People Not Like You
January 11 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST
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- You’ll learn why diversity in its many forms at work is important, but why it seems so hard to work with people not like you – and why that makes you normal, not a bad person.
- Specific tactics will be shared for how employees can succeed in today’s diverse workplace without becoming frustrated by approaches to work that may differ from theirs.
- For those in leadership positions, or those who aspire to manage and lead others, three key steps to make a diverse team work more cohesively, more productively and enjoyably.
- The four key words that will transform how you interact with your colleagues and associates in tough situations to get the best outcome. How to troubleshoot the complex issues and address the “derailers” and naysayers that lurk within every organization and threaten its success.
Audience
This webinar is designed for Chubb appointed Agents and Brokers
Faculty
Kelly McDonald is a marketing and advertising specialist and considered one of the nation’s top experts in consumer trends, generational differences and leveraging the customer experience. She is the founder of McDonald Marketing, which has twice been named one of the “Top Ad Agencies in the U.S.” by Advertising Age magazine and ranked as one of the fastest-growing independently-owned companies in the U.S. by Inc. Magazine.
Duration
1 hour
Tuition
Webinars are offered free of charge to Chubb agents and brokers and their select clients.
Continuing Education Credit
Please note that webinars are NOT approved for CE credits.
Registration
Registration is required. To register for this webinar, click on the Register Now button near the top of the page. Participants will receive an e-mail confirmation with the webinar access information, including the URL link and dial-in information.