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How Neuroscience Drives Performance

Name: How Neuroscience Drives Performance
Price: 99 CAD
Rating: 4.6 (11 reviews)

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IntermediateUpdated Aug 27, 2020

What You'll Learn

check_circleUnderstand the core principles of neuroscience that drive workplace performance.

check_circleIdentify the importance of human interactions in organizational success.

check_circleDevelop strategies to handle "5% moments" effectively to build trust and collaboration.

check_circleApply neuroscience-based methods to align context and improve problem-solving.

About This Course

Conversations have a significant effect in all workplace and personal relationships. Every organization is built of 2 parts - the Mechanics and the Humanics. The Humanics, or human interactions are responsible for moving the business or organization forward, backward or in different directions. This course will take a deeper look at these interactions and guide on how to make them most optimal.

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As a Certified Training and Development Professional (CTDP) with years of experience working with associations, I am currently the Executive Director of the Institute for Performance and Learning or I4PL. Our purpose is to elevate the performance of the Canadian workforce.

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