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Having successful relationships is key to the success of an organization because it involves its most valuable asset: its employees. In this “Human Relations in Business” training course, you’ll learn skills such as motivation, communication, leadership, teambuilding, understanding an organization’s climate, and building morale. In addition, you’ll review conflict resolution, the art of negotiation, and managing change. This course will teach you conflict resolution strategies and how to improve formal and informal group relationships in the workplace as well.
Learning how to manage human relations in the workplace is a crucial skill for all levels of employees at an organization. Taking the time to improve your communication skills, for example, can go a long way to improving formal and informal relationships in your organization. This course offers a clear definition of human relations and helps you review the types of human relations you'll encounter in the workplace. You’ll learn the behavior process behind motivation, building better teams, and morale-building. Finally, the course will review negotiations and how to manage conflict and change.
It is for employees at all levels of an organization, since learning to manage human relations in the workplace is described as a crucial skill for all levels of employees.
It covers human relations skills such as motivation, communication, leadership, team-building, understanding an organization's climate, and building morale, along with conflict resolution, the art of negotiation, and managing change.
You'll build skills in relationship management, relationship building, business communication, employee relations, the human relations movement, and workplace relationships.
It teaches the behavior process behind motivation and the motivation process, including Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs covering physiological, safety-security, social, esteem, self-actualization, and society needs.
Yes, it reviews how to manage change and discover ways to reduce fear and resistance to change.