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A robust cybersecurity policy protects secure, critical or sensitive data and prevents it from falling in to the hands of malicious third parties. Accounts that contain highly sensitive data often require multiple layers of security - or multifactor authentication (MFA). Personal security can't just be restricted to your computer. All of your devices, even those without internet connectivity, need protective measures. Learning Objectives The following are some of the key outcomes in this course: What are portable devices and removable media? Know the risks associated with using them and how you can safeguard your devices Understand the risks associated with portable devices and removable media Understand physical safety and the value of any effort to mitigate on-site threats to facilities, assets, and employees Target Audience Young Professionals

Learn enough facts about a buyer's current status to advance the conversation purposefully. Discover how to ask relevant questions about necessary information designed to keep the prospect talking for the sake of conversation. Understand how to mix open and close ended questions but ask close-ended questions which are likely to be answered with a 'yes'. Learning Objectives Apply guidelines for asking Status Questions, Demonstrate how to ask three types of status questions Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams

Starting a project can be an intimidating prospect. Understand why it is important know the difference between a project and an assignment or program. We will help you to understand key definitions used in Project Management and the responsibilities and attributes of effective project managers. You will discover the four phases of project management that is vital to the success of any project. Learning Objectives Implement suggestions for successful project delivery, Apply the four phases of project management , Describe the responsibilities of a project manager, Assess outcome and how to negotiate for resources, Perform the project delivery and write final report Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams

Providing effective feedback and maintaining a continuous performance management process are essential components of ensuring employee growth and productivity. Participants will learn how to provide feedback that motivates and fosters development, set clear performance expectations, and engage in regular, meaningful conversations that drive continuous improvement. By mastering these skills, participants can create a performance-driven culture that enhances employee satisfaction, development, and organizational success. Learning Objectives The following are some of the key outcomes in this course: Differentiate poor performance from misconduct due to ability and motivation issues Comprehend the purpose and components of PIPs for addressing consistent underperformance Learn to tailor support for employees based on their individual needs, addressing motivation and ability through appropriate strategies Understand how to use PIPs effectively, focusing on performance improvement rather than disciplinary action Discover promoting collaboration between supervisors and team members Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals

Your professional image should reflect not only your business's social norms, but also allow you the freedom to express yourself as a person. Understand the five professional image strategies and what makes each one unique. Discover how a professional image also includes good grooming, upright posture, being punctual, word articulation, effective listening, reliability, responsiveness, respect, and courteousness. Learning Objectives Explain the importance of projecting a professional image, Implement five strategies for professional dressing, Demonstrate behaviors and characteristics of professionalism Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams

Implement areas that could use improvement, based on your service assessment. Courteous behavior determines how customers perceive the quality of your goods and services. Understand how to apply the customer care courtesy model that includes being right, ready, recommending solutions, and resolving problems. Discover how you can go beyond the basics of courtesy behaviors. Learning Objectives Complete a courtesy self-assessment, Explain the impact of courtesy on your bottom line, Implement a powerful Customer Care Courtesy Model Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams

Customers with complaints want to be seen as right, feel special, treated fairly and be taken care of. We will show you how to ask questions and listen to fully understand the complaint. Acknowledge and agree with the customer's right to be upset and that a resolution needs to be reached. Learning Objectives Describe the special needs of customers with complaints, Apply four tips for managing customer complaints Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams

Understand the difference between direct and indirect communication. We communicate at our best when balancing directness with indirectness, being frank and diplomatic. Understand how to ask clarification questions to increase clarity and using the correct language with your customer. Learning Objectives Explain the difference between direct and indirect communication, Apply six tips for increasing listening clarity, Communicate in your customer's "language" Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams

Team culture problems can hold you back! Does your team struggle with low morale, poor communication, or conflicting personalities? Team culture problems can seriously impact productivity and happiness. We will equip you to identify and address these issues. Learn powerful assessment tools to diagnose your current culture, discover strategies for cultivating positivity and collaboration, and understand the steps to transform even the most toxic teams. Take control of your team's dynamics and unlock its full potential! Learning Objectives The following are some of the key outcomes in this course: Describe what is team culture and why does it matter Define types of team cultures Assessing your team culture Creating a strengths-based culture How to build a positive team culture Transforming a Negative Team Culture Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals Course Outline Team culture problems can hold you back! Does your team struggle with low morale, poor communication, or conflicting personalities? Team culture problems can seriously impact productivity and happiness. We will equip you to identify and address these issues. Learn powerful assessment tools to diagnose your current culture, discover strategies for cultivating positivity and collaboration, and understand the steps to transform even the most toxic teams. Take control of your team's dynamics and unlock its full potential!

Understand the pull and push energy that are two forms of interpersonal power. Questions gain their power from pull energy, directing others to move with you. Understand when and how to use open-ended and close-ended questions. We will show you how to help buyers make decisions by taking a storyline approach using STeR questions. Learning Objectives Explain the persuasive power of questions, Implement two essential questioning techniques, Describe the benefits of STēR questions that steer conversations to win-win outcomes Target Audience Managers, Team Leaders, Young Professionals, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Teams