Date:
Thursday, December 3, 2020, 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Location:
Online - Zoom link shared upon registration
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Featuring: Sabrina Woods, Holistic Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer
Workshop Description: Through this session you will use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to enhance your internal and external communication and workplace effectiveness. The MBTI is a powerful personality assessment tool to help individuals enhance social intelligence in work and in life. Through this tool you can gain self-awareness including a better understanding of your unique strengths and potential areas of growth, as well as how personality differences can impact the way you work.
Before the session, we ask that you take a version of the Myers Briggs found here: www.16personalities.com
In this highly engaging and eye-opening webinar you will:
• Learn what your Myers-Briggs type is and what that means for you especially related to your work
• Gain heightened awareness of your own work style and preferred ways of working with others
• Increase understanding about how you prefer to receive information and make decisions
• Recognize normal personality differences and develop flexibility during workplace interactions to work more effectively with coworkers and supervisors.
• Understand how personality type impacts communication, collaboration and conflict
• Learn how to get your own work-related needs met by adapting your style to different situations and circumstances
During the session you will confirm your preferences to determine your 4-letter MBTI type and learn more about the tool through exercises and case studies. Before the session, we ask that you take a version of the Myers Briggs found here: www.16personalities.com This session will be taught by Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer, Sabrina Woods, who is certified to administer the Myers-Briggs and has been using this tool for 20 years.
Featuring: Sabrina Woods, Holistic Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer
Workshop Description: Through this session you will use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to enhance your internal and external communication and workplace effectiveness. The MBTI is a powerful personality assessment tool to help individuals enhance social intelligence in work and in life. Through this tool you can gain self-awareness including a better understanding of your unique strengths and potential areas of growth, as well as how personality differences can impact the way you work.
Before the session, we ask that you take a version of the Myers Briggs found here: www.16personalities.com
In this highly engaging and eye-opening webinar you will:
• Learn what your Myers-Briggs type is and what that means for you especially related to your work
• Gain heightened awareness of your own work style and preferred ways of working with others
• Increase understanding about how you prefer to receive information and make decisions
• Recognize normal personality differences and develop flexibility during workplace interactions to work more effectively with coworkers and supervisors.
• Understand how personality type impacts communication, collaboration and conflict
• Learn how to get your own work-related needs met by adapting your style to different situations and circumstances
During the session you will confirm your preferences to determine your 4-letter MBTI type and learn more about the tool through exercises and case studies. Before the session, we ask that you take a version of the Myers Briggs found here: www.16personalities.com This session will be taught by Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer, Sabrina Woods, who is certified to administer the Myers-Briggs and has been using this tool for 20 years.
This workshop is co-sponsored by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute: Postdoc and Graduate Student Affairs Office, Boston Children's Hospital: Office of Fellowship Training, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health: PDA and Office of Faculty Affairs, and the FAS Office of Postdoctoral Fellows
Speaker Bio: www.sabrina-woods.com, or www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinawoods.
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