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July 15th, 2012 at Sun, 15th, 2012 at 10:52 am by Vivian ScottSometimes you just have to admit that what you’re doing is obvious. This is one of those times. Here’s a blatant plug for two new products my partner and I just launched at www.anytimeseminars.com.
The Dirty Dozen: 12 Behaviors that Cause Conflict (and what to do about them). This webinar gets to the point really quickly, so from start-to-finish it’s under an hour. Everything from micromanaging to dishonesty is addressed. You’ll get a little bit of theory and you’ll get a whole lot of practical advice, too!
Employee Conflict Resolution: the Basics. This webinar was created for any individual in any size organization who is interested in understanding, and doing something about, conflict on the job. The entire program takes about an hour so you can get back to work and put what you’ve learned into practice the same day!
Okay, now back to our regularly scheduled program.
Vivian Scott Vivian Scott is a Professional Certified Mediator with a private practice serving King and Snohomish Counties. She is the author of, "Conflict Resolution at Work For Dummies" and a contributing author of "Thriving in the Workplace For Dummies" (Wiley Publishing). Ms. Scott is a certified member of the Washington Mediation Association and received their Outstanding Contributor Award in 2012. Her mediation cases range from assisting couples through divorce and parenting plans to creating new workplace environments for organizations of all sizes. You can learn more about Vivian by visiting her website at www.vivianscottmediation.com.
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