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If you are interested in becoming a great project manager, then this seminar is for you. Learn the essential elements to successful project execution, through the step-by-step creation of a winning project charter and project plan. Be prepared with a high-performing strategy to achieve your project goals! You may be surprised at your fi
In this workshop, participants will learn basic principles to manage individual employees. Managing people involves identifying potential in employees, assigning tasks accordingly, supporting employees to develop to their full potential, and manage lack of performance.
Receive CCR recognition for each workshop offered by the McGill Office of Sustainability! Eligible events include Sustainability at McGill 101, McGill’s Climate and Sustainability Strategy, Climate Action at McGill, and Leading Sustainable Projects at McGill.
Presenting online is a workshop designed to help graduate students increase the impact of their presentations, particularly in online environments.
In this workshop, participants will be able to both identify problems and use problem-solving techniques to find efficient solutions. Participants will first look at ways in which problems arise, where they arise and how problems can be identified.
Targeting Leadership skills as outlined in PMI®’s Talent Triangle, this workshop will help women advance their project management careers by making talent instead of gender the focus of their leadership style.
Presenting online is a workshop designed to help graduate students increase the impact of their presentations, particularly in online environments.
Great leaders negotiate based on principles. Rather than understanding negotiations as an opportunity to defeat an adversary, they work as a team together with their counterparts, to increase the value of the outcome for every stakeholder.
Try out an interactive model to clear space for innovation by helping a group let go of what it knows (but rarely admits) limits its success through an activity called TRIZ (from liberatingstructures.com). The goal of this session is to contribute to re-energiz