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Supervisory Skills - Under $200 Videos and DVDs

Total number of products found: 13 (Page 1 of 1)

How To Supervise People Featured

Being a supervisor can be one of the most satisfying, productive and even enjoyable experiences anyone can have.
The Keys to Effective Supervision - How to Build a High-Performance Workforce Featured

Develop the critical skills you need to be a truly effective leader: communicate with clarity, make effective and timely decisions, recruit, train, motivate and retain a successful workforce!
Empowering Employees

Empowerment is the ability to let others assume the responsibilities, risks and rewards associated with making their own decisions.
In An Instant - Volume 3: Leadership Development
Anthony Salemi
Short training videos to help you learn how to give feedback, commit for action, motivate, make decisions and manage stress... In An Instant
Fear of Feedback

Stanford Executive Briefings
Myra Strober Professor, Stanford School of Education
Jay Jackman Psychiatrist and Human Resources Consultant
Feedback Skills for Supervisors

In this continuous communication improvement training program, you'll see how to exercise the four elements (giving feedback, soliciting feedback, receiving feedback and self-evaluation) that make the feedback process useful.
In An Instant - Volume 4: Employee Development
Anthony Salemi
Short training videos to help you learn how to deal with closed-mindedness, procrastination, conflict, interpersonal interaction, and delegation... In An Instant
Manager or Mouse

Watch as Louie improves his operations and ultimately his customer service in this witty video about a carpet installation company.
Meeting Management Challenges 2

Workplaces are fast-paced, challenging, and diverse environments that can create conflict and misunderstanding. Successful resolution of problems among colleagues is a vital aspect of good management.
Succeed by Coaching

With this practical guide of do-it-now information you'll discover the essentials of coaching, including how to do it, when to do it, and why it is necessary in today's business world.
Supervising the Difficult Employee

Supervising the Difficult Employee, will steer you through six main objectives that will help you redirect difficult employees. Learn the root problem, use accurate documentation, then helping the employee take corrective action.
The Inspiring Leader

Stanford Executive Briefings
Jack Zenger, PhD Cofounder and CEO, Zenger Folkman
The New Supervisor: Skills for Success

This program will help you develop and improve your skills and make being a supervisor productive and enjoyable. Learn communication skills, leadership skills, decision making and more.