NOTE: Due to COVID-19, the May Chapter meeting is being held virtually. The link to the virtual meeting will be sent out 24-48 hours prior to the start of the meeting; it will also be available on the online event page that is available to all individuals who have registered for the event.
Prices have been modified to reflect the change to a virtual meeting; LCHRA members may apply for scholarship assistance for registration. For more information, please visit https://lchra.org/scholarship.
Remote Teams:
Are We Creating Traction or Distraction?
Event Summary:
How do we continue to connect and stay productive when we don’t “see” each other in the same ways we used to and when employees have conflicting attention demands at home? This is the question we began asking a year ago (a lot). We have found a few answers to this question and are working on answering a few questions; questions about the rhythm of our remote work days. Across our 500 members, there are themes of success and resiliency and some themes of uncertainty and doubt. It’s time to share what we are all learning about leadership and teams in the pre-post-pandemic world.
Please join us on May 18 for an interactive session:
Overview Remote Best Practices (or as good as we can make them today…)
Review Practical Approaches for Maintaining and Improving Employee Engagement and Commitment
Revisit the Characteristics of High-Functioning Teams With a Remote-Work Backdrop
Check In on the Sweet Spot for Just-Enough Communication
We will explore effective ways to redefine the workplace and plan for the days to come. We will review practical approaches to maintain and improve employee engagement and commitment and revisit the leadership traits that set high-functioning workplaces apart.
Speaker Bio:
A trainer, counselor and executive coach, Bill Swift with Cascade Employers Association has been engaged in enhancing workplace learning and creativity since 1981. His work experience includes managing at the Director level in a local medical center, running mental health and disability programs and managing his own workplace consulting practice. He’s done a lot of other cool stuff in his considerable years on the planet that may or may not have added to his effectiveness as a facilitator today.
HRCI and SHRM Recertification Credits Applied For
This month’s meeting is generously sponsored by…
