Knowing yourself and others at the workplace
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Knowing yourself and others at the workplace
- 1. Knowing Yourself and Others at the Workplace BeyondWords Training Pte Ltd Why is understanding yourself important to working with others and achieving success in an organisation? If you do not know who you are or what you want, maintaining healthy working relationships and setting goals for yourself at the workplace is difficult. When you don't know where you are headed, it is hard to set goals, get motivated and determine the best course of action. Before you can do any of these things, you must establish who you are. We tend to underestimate the importance of knowing ourselves. Many of us go through each day just getting by and reacting to events, rather than making conscious choices based on who we are and what we want. Venue To be confirmed What do you gain from this two-day workshop? In this workshop, you will gain an insight in the use of the Enneagram System for self-discovery. You will discover your strengths, weaknesses, likes and dislikes. You will have a clearer understanding of your own moods and reactions to your surroundings. You will also understand your own style of interacting with others, how you are affected by the work environment, and what you can do with this awareness. Knowing and understanding yourself better leads to better decision-making. It also enables you to set and achieve appropriate goals and live more productively. Duration 2 Days Fees S$720 (no GST payable) (includes a workbook, lunch and refreshments) (Register 3 or more participants and pay only S$690 per participant.) Workshop Objectives 1. Audit your strengths, weaknesses, likes and dislikes in work situations. 2. Observe and be aware of your moods, reactions and responses to what is happening around you. 3. Identify how moods and emotions affect your state of mind at the workplace. 4. Examine how you interact with others, and what you can do about this knowledge. Website: www.communicationbeyondwords.com / Tel: (65) 9633 1104