April 15, 2010, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Doane College - Lincoln Campus, 303 North 52nd Street,
Fred D. Brown Building
Cost(s)
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$16.00 Member
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$16.00 1st/2nd Time Guests
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$32.00 Non-Member
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Event Description
Knowledge. Identification. Diffusment. Transformation… keys to success when providing training to the Unwilling Know-It-All. This person can also be classified as an Ego Driver or an Energy Vampire. Whatever you call them, they seemingly have the will and desire to turn the most seasoned trainer into a weeping ball on the floor. Change how you, as a full-time or as an occasional trainer, react to those types of participants.
Working with her share of tough employees, Beth Hagemeyer has trained on one the most crucial every-day safety subjects: driving. Imagine trying to teach defensive driving to law enforcement officers or truck drivers. Not a easy task at hand.
During this program, Bethleen will provide tips and ideas on:
•Knowing What You’re Talking About
•Public Speaking and the ABC Method
•Your Ego and Your Audience
•Ego Centric Occupations
•The Problem Children
•Know-It-Alls
•Emotional Vampires
•Ego Drivers
•Why People Resent Training
•Attitudes and Behaviors
•Coping without Trauma
•Four Magic Solutions for any Confrontation
11:30-11:45am: Registration/Networking
11:45-1:00pm: Program
Lunch will be provided
Registration deadline is April 9, 2010.
Cancellation Policy: No-shows will be billed. To avoid a no-show billing, please cancel 72 hours before the event by calling 402.434.7557.
About the Presenter:
Beth Hagemeyer, Senior Consultant with ITG Precision Training.
Beth Hagemeyer of ITG’s Precision Training Division is a 27+ year veteran of the Nebraska State Patrol since 1979 and has instructed law enforcement training as well the Defensive Driving Course and Driver’s Education for the Nebraska Safety Council since 1983. She is also certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation as a Rider Coach.
Charity of the Month:
The Nebraska Community Blood Bank
Program Sponsor:
Desktop Ergonomics
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