Business and Bagels
Name:
Business and Bagels
Date:
May 25, 2017
Time:
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM EDT
Website:
http://www.delraybeach.com
Registration:
Register Now
Event Description:
Get your day started out right building business relationships while enjoying coffee and bagels.
We had a great turn-out for the last one, don't miss this one!
Generously sponsored by our Leads Group, PEP
Positive Enrichment for Professionals
Hear a few words from Dr. Kristen Migliano:
The four personalities of the workplace
Regardless of industry or work environment, professionals must work with others. Most of us can easily remember our most recent work experience in a group—or perhaps recall a negotiation with someone unlike ourselves. How well we work with others “pays” off in the workplace—more than 85% of Fortune 1,000 companies report using team or group-based pay to some degree.
Business leaders should understand workplace personality types in order to best navigate the work environment. Dr. Kristen Migliano, associate professor in the Lynn University College of Business of Management, will introduce these personality types based on a study by Harvard Business Review and suggest how leaders can get the best out of any combination.
We had a great turn-out for the last one, don't miss this one!
Generously sponsored by our Leads Group, PEP
Positive Enrichment for Professionals
Hear a few words from Dr. Kristen Migliano:
The four personalities of the workplace
Regardless of industry or work environment, professionals must work with others. Most of us can easily remember our most recent work experience in a group—or perhaps recall a negotiation with someone unlike ourselves. How well we work with others “pays” off in the workplace—more than 85% of Fortune 1,000 companies report using team or group-based pay to some degree.
Business leaders should understand workplace personality types in order to best navigate the work environment. Dr. Kristen Migliano, associate professor in the Lynn University College of Business of Management, will introduce these personality types based on a study by Harvard Business Review and suggest how leaders can get the best out of any combination.
