April 29, 2008 (Atlanta, GA Tuesday)
May 27, 2008 (Atlanta, GA Tuesday)
June 24, 2008 (Atlanta, GA Tuesday) |
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The key to a professional presence is having the ability to project competence and confidence about yourself to your audience. This presence is created by many factors including; how you interact with others, your body language, how you look, how you carry yourself and how you communicate with others on all levels.
This engaging seminar explores the attributes that contribute to a professional presence and identifies the common "fatal flaws" that detract from it. Discover a winning professional image that is "right" for you, your clients, colleagues, peers and superiors; everyone will notice and appreciate it. You will find this seminar both "diagnostic" and "prescriptive." Even the most capable person can be their own worst enemy and commit "career suicide."
How you will benefit. You will learn how to:
- Improve your image in the eyes of coworkers, customers and senior management
- Identify unconscious behaviors that get in the way
- Act and communicate effectively
- Polish your communication style
- Become aware of the unspoken rules of business
- Master social and fine dining etiquette skills
- Be aware of corporate protocol and courtesy
- Look the part to become the part
- Develop strategies that create positive perception
- Learn the art of impression management
- Gain confidence and improve your self-esteem
- Pay attention to details in everything you do
- Identify workplace habits you need to break to get even better
- Successfully change or modify career-sabotaging habits
- Positively impact your career path
Who should attend: This seminar is an invaluable experience for upwardly mobile executives, professionals and sales people who want to project a positive professional image at every occasion. This training introduces you to new behaviors that you can use to build upon your existing skills.
April 29, 2008 (Atlanta, GA Tuesday)
May 27, 2008 (Atlanta, GA Tuesday)
June 24, 2008 (Atlanta, GA Tuesday) |
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According to research done by Harvard University, The Carnegie Foundation and the Stanford Research Institute, only 15 percent of the reason you keep a job or advance in a job are your professional skill. The remaining 85 percent are your social skills and your professional presence.
During this one day seminar we cover the following three step process to get you to your next level.
Step 1: Enhancing Your Personal Effectiveness
This session focuses on the most important essentials of corporate civility. Some of the topics addressed during this session include:
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