Joel A. Freeman

A study at Carnegie indicated shown that 15% of financial and career success can be attributed to technical competence, while 85% is due to good interpersonal skills. We all are different. Some of us are thinkers, others are doers, some are passive, and still others are aggressive. Most people come to work with pretty good intentions, but we get on each other's nerves just by being ourselves. At this event we will have a lot of fun discussing how our interpersonal skills can be enhanced at both work & home. We also unpack three specific areas where conflict emerges and then share strategies for conflict resolution.

This event is all about emotional intelligence, conflict resolution and dealing with anger. It actually is a lot of fun, while the attendees learn about the ten skills for dealing with conflict and also five different values that can lead to anger. Extremely informative and a non-confrontational awakening experience for all...

This event provides remarkable insight into unconscious bias, stereotypical thinking and cross-cultural competency...