Team-Building Skills: The Seven Drivers of Commitment

HEC Montréal Business school
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The direction that the workforce appears to be headed in over the coming decade emphasizes how important it is for managers to be ambassadors of their organizations, if they hope to maintain the commitment of their best people. Through a personal relationship with key employees, managers can develop positive commitment models and eliminate negative models. This two-day course will show managers how to deal with the four types of commitment that individuals experience in the workplace:
identification of corporate values: the best of all worlds?
moral loyalty: on the brink of extinction?
the costs of belonging: should employees be forced to "buy in" despite themselves?
external alternatives: worth it or not?
...''

Phone:514 340-6000

School Address:

HEC Montréal
3000 Chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3T 2A7


Jobs & Resumes: Montreal
Houses & Roommates: Montreal

Budgetary Control and Performance Management for Public Accountants
Investments: Profitability and Risk Analysis
Corporate Appraisal
Business Intelligence
Project Management: Methodologies and Tools
Managing Performance with the Executive Dashboard
Fostering Accountability Through Delegation: Accommodating All Generations of Co-Workers
Selection Interview
Managing Employees Successfully
Leadership: Personal Profile and Action Plan
Customer Service: Strategies and Implementation
Negotiations Within a Sales Context
Selling to Corporate Clients
Recruiting and Interviewing Sales Representatives
Managing Innovation and Marketing New Products
New Trends in the Retail Industry
E-Marketing Strategies that Target Consumers
Relational Challenges in Customer Service
Time Management

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