Dealing Effectively with Co-Workers

DEALING EFFECTIVELY WITH CO-WORKERS

Course Description: 
This course is focused on behavior between co-workers. Participants will discuss and practice a set of basic guidelines for interaction with each other. This workshop will also introduce information about social styles and how the different social styles impact communication between co-workers and colleagues. Diversity is presented as a theme throughout the workshop. Strategies for dealing with difficult co-workers and the resulting conflict between colleagues is introduced and practiced during the workshop.

Audience:  Banking professionals at all levels.

Learning Objectives:  After completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Demonstrate appropriate/professional behavior with co-workers

  • Use basic guidelines to enhance professional relationships

  • Understand the impact of different social behavioral styles on communication

  • Describe methods for dealing with difficult co-workers

  • Identify and use strategies for dealing with conflict in the work environment

Course Credit:  AIB credit: 0.5

Delivery Options: This course can be delivered in the classroom and is also a self-paced online course:

  • ABA eLearning Self-paced online course  (length: 3-4 hours)
    Price: $95 members; $130 non-members 
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  • Participant's Handbook and Trainer's Guide - Tools for in-house training
    Handbook:  Catalog #3005032
    $47.25 member; $73.50 non-member

    Trainer's Guide:  Catalog #3005033
    $95 member; $135 non-member

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    Please note:  Dealing Effectively with Co-Workers is printed on demand as ordered.  The Handbook and Trainer's Guide may not be returned.

For further information, please call Elisa Legg at 212-297-1679 or elegg@nyba.com.

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