Take Charge of Your HR Career

WHY ATTEND

In this 60-minute webinar, renowned speaker and leadership expert Pam Jett delivers a program that reveals the one reason why so many HR pros are spinning their wheels: They're communicating ineffectively. That's a shock because HR people are the best communicators in the company, right?

Not quite—not when it comes communicating their own ideas upstream. Not when it comes to taking charge of their own careers.

That’s why we’re hosting this important and information-packed webinar. Pam will walk you through exactly what you need to do sharpen your communication skills and put your HR career on a path to success.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

You'll learn how to:

• Take initiative, be proactive, and get noticed 
• Discover how to leverage accomplishments - without being pushy
• Master powerful communication so that you can present solutions to management with impact
• Learn what to say to ensure credit for your contributions while still being a team player
• Use the right communication tools to stand out
• Know how to shine in meetings and in front of groups
• Stop the self-sabotage and start to communicate with confidence
• Learn what to say when others try to take credit for your contributions
• Gain the authority, respect, and credit you deserve
• Master a simple technique to make performance appraisals more positive - and easier for your leader to conduct
• Discover how to banish “idea” thinking and stand out for “solution” thinking
• Learn what career killing move to avoid and career building steps to take

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

With a wide-ranging clientele that includes the high-tech sector, manufacturing, women's groups, government agencies, and finance and banking, Pamela Jett is a communication expert who has given well over 800 presentations to more than 135,000 people in seven countries. Pamela works with professionals to better understand that "words matter" when we are looking to achieve results, make an impact and improve effectiveness. Today, with more than 15 years of professional speaking experience, Pamela has been nationally recognized for her presentation skills. In 2007, Pamela became one of fewer than 200 women to hold the honor of being designated a Certified Speaking Professional by the National Speakers Association.