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SUMMARY:WIT Leadership Series - The Answer is the Question
DESCRIPTION:Leaders are paid to deliver results - which are materialized through the direct actions of their subordinates. For many leaders\, they've spent years getting promoted and praised for delivering advice and providing all the answers. This actually creates a vicious cycle of overdependency and an overwhelmed\, disconnected workforce.\n\n\n\nFor the first time in history\, there are 5 generations of workers\, and the Millennials are redefining expectations of how they want to be lead. Today's employees want a sense of purpose and to feel that they contribute. They want to feel challenged and be challenged thus allowing their full potential to be unlocked. They expect leaders to guide and coach so that they themselves can figure out the solutions. Chances are\, their solutions will be far better than what the leader may come up with. \n\n\n\nBreaking the vicious cycle and creating a more productive workforce starts with asking the right questions. \n\n\n\nLearn:\n\n\n Key Essential questions to challenge employees and make them think.\n Work less hard and have more impact.\n Coach more and direct less.\n\n\n\n\nPresenter bio:\n\n\n\nWith over 25 years of executive level experience in human resources and business leadership\, Tri Nguyen knows the right leadership is at the heart of every successful organization. Her expertise includes developing and transforming operational & people strategies into measurable business results in industries such as manufacturing\, warehouse\, retail\, service\, construction\, and hospitality.\n\n\n\nThis event highlights the Chamber's newest program\, WIT - Workforce Improvement Trainings\, hosted in partnership with Woodhill Solutions. The program leverages financial support from the State of California ETP (Employment Training Panel)\, enabling the Chamber to provide valuable trainings at a greatly reduced cost.
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\nLeaders are paid to deliver results - which are materialized through the direct actions of their subordinates. \;For many leaders\, they&rsquo\;ve spent years getting promoted and praised for delivering advice and providing all the answers. \;This actually creates a vicious cycle of overdependency and an overwhelmed\, disconnected workforce.
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\nFor the first time in history\, there are 5 generations of workers\, and the Millennials are redefining expectations of how they want to be lead. \;Today&rsquo\;s employees want a sense of purpose and to feel that they contribute. They want to feel challenged and be challenged thus allowing their full potential to be unlocked. They expect leaders to guide and coach so that they themselves can figure out the solutions. Chances are\, their solutions will be far better than what the leader may come up with. \;
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\nBreaking the vicious cycle and creating a more productive workforce starts with asking the right questions. \; \;
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\nLearn:
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\n - Work less hard and have more impact.
\n - Coach more and direct less.
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Presenter bio:\n
\nWith over 25 years of executive level experience in human resources and business leadership\, Tri Nguyen knows the right leadership is at the heart of every successful organization. Her expertise includes developing and transforming operational &\; people strategies into measurable business results in industries such as manufacturing\, warehouse\, retail\, service\, construction\, and hospitality.
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This event highlights the Chamber'\;s newest program\, WIT - Workforce Improvement Trainings\, hosted in partnership with Woodhill Solutions. The program leverages financial support from the State of California ETP (Employment Training Panel)\, enabling the Chamber to provide valuable trainings at a greatly reduced cost.\n \;