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Are you confident that the supervisors and managers in your organization have the training they need to support a “Culture of Service”?
When I became a supervisor for the first time, there was no training available. I lamented about that. Someone said to me, “it doesn’t matter why your staff does what you say, just that they do it.”
All these years later, I respectfully disagree.
Giants in the field of leadership, like Stephen Covey and Ken Blanchard disagree too. They, and other greats, have inspired people to believe in leadership as a means of improving the quality of life for the people in your sphere of influence, and thereby the quality of service to your external customers.
CSA is proud to introduce a new 4-hour class called “Communications Skills for Supervisors.” We’ve given this class to rave reviews, and would like to provide it to your team.
If you have just a few hours to send your supervisors to one professional development class, this is the one. It is impactful, hands-on, and gives supervisors the motivation and skills they need to vastly improve internal service.