Bridge the Gap, Overcome the Gulf:
Developing Effective Supervision Strategies for Diverse Environments

Audience: Supervisors, Any Industry

In this profoundly meaningful seminar, supervisors work together to better understand the barriers that exist to their effective supervision of a diverse staff. Using personal experiences and critical analysis strategies, this seminar unleashes untapped potential in relationships between supervisors and their employees thereby increasing both productivity and job satisfaction.

This seminar addresses the supervising needs of professionals in non-profit, academic, for-profit, and public sector environments. The format of this seminar goes beyond standard diversity training to address substantive and practical aspects of providing effective supervision in cross-cultural work environments.

The discussion in this workshop takes a creative and engaging approach that steps away from politeness and embraces frank, honest consideration of the real problems that arise in supervising people who are different from us. As the diversity of the workforce and workplace increase there is greater need for culturally competent managers. This seminar builds that competence.

EQ's - ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

If this seminar interests you take a moment to think about the following questions before you fill out the information contact form. These questions are designed to prepare you for the next step in obtaining our services for your organization.

1. Why do I think developing these skill sets is what we need right now?
2. What kind of resources (personnel time, money, space resources) are we currently willing to devote to this process?
3. What do we hope to achieve by completing this process?
4. What is working and not working in the ways in which you are currently addressing the need(s) that you have?
5. What will success look like, feel like, and sound like once we achieve our goals in this process?

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