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Top Tips for Creating Inspiring Workplace Cultures

Top Tips for Creating Inspiring Workplace Cultures

Total video time: 28m
Award-winning instructor: Michael Kerr
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What you’ll learn

Motivate team members to succeed
Give your workplace culture an upgrade
Conduct a values blitz strategy
Demonstrate your strengths as a leader to drive a positive workplace culture
Build trust through the use of humor in the workplace

Skills you’ll gain

Leadership Communication Coaching

Are you inspiring your team? As a leader, you have the potential to impact and improve the workplace culture for your entire team, but there are times when it feels hard to keep going with your workplace goals. In this course you'll be introduced to Michael Kerr, internationally recognized public speaker, author, and trainer. Michael will share his passion about advancing company cultures and embracing a modern workplace so that you feel encouraged to create an inspirational workplace culture. After this course, you'll be equipped with tools to make your workplace culture more fun, engaging, and exciting to drive more results and success.

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    Inspiring workplace cultures Leaders can become more inspiring culture leaders and elevate the impact work has on a team. 1m
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    Inspiring culture vs. company Are you inspiring? 1m
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    Continue cultivating There may be times where it feels really hard to keep going with your workplace culture goals. 1m
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    Inspiring in stressful times Challenging moments in the workplace might get in the way of inspiration. 1m
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    Overcoming mistakes Mistakes are normal and natural. 1m
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    Three key takeaways Embracing the mindset for an inspiring workplace is key. After this lesson, you'll be able to utilize 3 key strategies to take action. 1m
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    The need for humor Humor helps drive a more inspiring, innovative service focused culture. 2m
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    Using humor as motivation Humor doesn't mean not getting any work done. 1m
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    Won't be taken seriously Humor might be associated with not being taken seriously. After this lesson, you'll be able to build trust through the use of humor in the workplace. 1m
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    Humor can't exist at work Positive humor laughs with people. 2m
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    Leaders can't use humor Humor isn't about telling jokes or being a standup comedian. 1m
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    Shifting culture Creating culture isn't one person's job. 3m
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    Your role as a contributor You have the ability to make a difference, regardless of your job title. 2m
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    Good neighbor talks Open conversations can help improve your workplace culture quicker than you think. 1m
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    Values blitz A values blitz strategy encourages everybody in that company to live a selected value out loud. 1m
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    Rituals and traditions Everyone wants something to look forward to! 1m
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    You owe it to yourself Humor and workplace culture go hand in hand. 1m

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

Awarded upon successful completion of the course.

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Instructor

Michael Kerr

Michael Kerr is a Canadian Hall of Fame business speaker who travels the world researching, writing, and speaking about inspiring workplace cultures, culture leadership, and businesses that value humane resources to reach positive results. He is the author of 8 books, including “The Jerk-Fee Workplace: How You Can Take the Lead to Create a Happier, More Inspiring Workplace,” “Hire, Inspire, and Fuel Their Fire, and The Humor Advantage: Why Some Businesses Are Laughing All the Way to the Bank.”

Keynote Speaker, Author, and Trainer with Humor at Work Michael Kerr

Michael Kerr

Keynote Speaker, Author, and Trainer with Humor at Work

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