Virtual Lab: Natural Wiring Doesn't Change-Behavior Does

Registration closed! If you would like to register please reach out to Erika Jackson @ ejackson@inforummichigan.org 

Natural Wiring Doesn't Change - Behavior Does

Personality and behavior can evolve with experience, but many of us carry the same fears, desires and thought processes through our adult lives. These basic and unchanging characteristics can be traced back to our natural wiring. And they have a keen impact on how we communicate and collaborate with others.

This workshop will include a personal assessment for each participant and will reveal how your natural wiring fits the position you hold and what that means for job success and job satisfaction.

Key Take-Aways

Participants will leave with an understanding of how to better:

     - Accept new ideas from their team members.

     - Understand the ways they and others experience pressure, and how to manage that experience.

     - Discern how team members make decisions, and how that process may differ from their own. 

     - Gain a sense of the different ways in which team members deal with risk.

Thank you to our facilitator:

Blaire Miller is the co-owner of The Hunter Group, a leading national executive search firm. She employs various assessments when recruiting executives for her diverse pool of clients and coaches Inforum members on how to effectively build teams, recruit and onboard talent. She holds an M.B.A. from the Eli Broad School of Management at Michigan State University and is a longstanding member of Inforum. 

About Inforum Virtual Labs
Inforum Virtual Labs are online, interactive and skills-based workshops that bring real-world perspective from a practitioner with deep expertise in a particular field or subject. The labs are designed with top-notch instruction, and selected to complement leadership development at different stages of careers. Participants will walk away with new information and a concrete personal action plan that carries the learning into workplace practice.