Instructor :
Bob Churilla

Webinar ID:
3218

Navigating the blame culture in the workplace can undermine teamwork, sabotage and Obstruct Work Projects!

• • Got a colleague consistently missing deadlines?
  • Do You Work With Colleagues Who Blame And Complain About Everything?
  • Do You Have Team Members Who Only Pretend To Follow Instructions?
  • Are You Dealing With Individuals Who Feel Like Perpetual Victims?
  • Do You Encounter Gossipers Who Spread Rumors And Demoralize Others?
  • Are There Agitators Stirring Up Negative Feelings Against Management?
  • Do You Work With Manipulators Who Overpower Others To Achieve Goals?

You’re not the only one!

Many teams grapple with performance dips due to accountability gaps, communication mishaps, or overlooked inexperience. It’s crucial for managers to pinpoint when and why team communication and efficiency derail.

There’s little as exasperating as team members dodging responsibility or pointing fingers when tasks falter.

Leaders have the challenge to spur productivity, even when faced with challenging personalities.

” This interactive webinar is designed to equip you with the tools to transform blame into accountability. This session will delve into the psychological underpinnings of blaming, teach you strategies to foster a culture of responsibility, and guide you in conducting conversations that encourage honesty and growth.”

In our upcoming live webinar, attendees will:

• • Identify blame patterns
  • Spot and strategize against habitual excuse-makers and blamers.
  • Uncover ways to galvanize employee motivation and boost workplace productivity.
  • Delve into actionable steps to tackle excuse-driven behavior head-on.
  • Familiarize with effective strategies for holding accountability discussions with underperformers.
  • Communicate effectively to avoid defensive reactions
  • Equip themselves with tools to foster a high-performance culture, even amidst challenges.
  • Lead teams towards a more collaborative and solution-focused approach

Ready to navigate the maze of excuses and blame?

Don’t Miss Out – Register Now!

Navigating the blame culture in the workplace can undermine teamwork, sabotage and Obstruct Work Projects!

• • Got a colleague consistently missing deadlines?
  • Do You Work With Colleagues Who Blame And Complain About Everything?
  • Do You Have Team Members Who Only Pretend To Follow Instructions?
  • Are You Dealing With Individuals Who Feel Like Perpetual Victims?
  • Do You Encounter Gossipers Who Spread Rumors And Demoralize Others?
  • Are There Agitators Stirring Up Negative Feelings Against Management?
  • Do You Work With Manipulators Who Overpower Others To Achieve Goals?

You’re not the only one!

Many teams grapple with performance dips due to accountability gaps, communication mishaps, or overlooked inexperience. It’s crucial for managers to pinpoint when and why team communication and efficiency derail.

There’s little as exasperating as team members dodging responsibility or pointing fingers when tasks falter.

Leaders have the challenge to spur productivity, even when faced with challenging personalities.

” This interactive webinar is designed to equip you with the tools to transform blame into accountability. This session will delve into the psychological underpinnings of blaming, teach you strategies to foster a culture of responsibility, and guide you in conducting conversations that encourage honesty and growth.”

In our upcoming live webinar, attendees will:

• • Identify blame patterns
  • Spot and strategize against habitual excuse-makers and blamers.
  • Uncover ways to galvanize employee motivation and boost workplace productivity.
  • Delve into actionable steps to tackle excuse-driven behavior head-on.
  • Familiarize with effective strategies for holding accountability discussions with underperformers.
  • Communicate effectively to avoid defensive reactions
  • Equip themselves with tools to foster a high-performance culture, even amidst challenges.
  • Lead teams towards a more collaborative and solution-focused approach

Ready to navigate the maze of excuses and blame?

Don’t Miss Out – Register Now!

Empowerment Over Punishment: The New Face of Accountability!

If you’re tired of the endless cycle of blame that stalls decision-making and growth in your team, this webinar is a must-attend.

Accountability is the backbone of organizational performance, influenced by every employee action. The response to accountability is often shaped by our approach to it.

Managers, it’s crucial to grasp tried-and-true methods for pinpointing the root of unmet expectations and devising actionable solutions. Moreover, plotting strategies to prevent recurring challenges is key.

Bob Churilla will provide you with not only insights into the dynamics of blame but also practical tools and approaches to cultivate an environment where employees feel safe to own their actions and mistakes.

This shift is crucial for enhancing collaboration and driving your team towards effective problem-solving and innovation.

• • By attending, you’ll gain the ability to instill a sense of personal responsibility among team members, significantly enhancing team dynamics and productivity in your organization
  • This webinar offers robust tools to address the “excuse-makers” and “blamers” in your team. Learn effective strategies to navigate these particular employee personalities.

Understanding the psyche of such employees will sharpen your management skills, ensuring the right leadership approach. Neglecting these challenges? It could erode productivity and dampen morale.

We’ll equip you with strategies to engage in constructive dialogues, fostering a positive workspace where employees enjoy autonomy and feel heard.

With our webinar insights:

1. 1. Spot performance dips swiftly and address the sensitive terrain of unfulfilled promises.
   2. Gain invaluable tools to hold your team accountable, guiding them to honor commitments and meet projected goals.
   3. Transform these challenging individuals into invaluable organizational assets.

Dive in with us!

Empowerment Over Punishment: The New Face of Accountability!

If you’re tired of the endless cycle of blame that stalls decision-making and growth in your team, this webinar is a must-attend.

Accountability is the backbone of organizational performance, influenced by every employee action. The response to accountability is often shaped by our approach to it.

Managers, it’s crucial to grasp tried-and-true methods for pinpointing the root of unmet expectations and devising actionable solutions. Moreover, plotting strategies to prevent recurring challenges is key.

Bob Churilla will provide you with not only insights into the dynamics of blame but also practical tools and approaches to cultivate an environment where employees feel safe to own their actions and mistakes.

This shift is crucial for enhancing collaboration and driving your team towards effective problem-solving and innovation.

• • By attending, you’ll gain the ability to instill a sense of personal responsibility among team members, significantly enhancing team dynamics and productivity in your organization
  • This webinar offers robust tools to address the “excuse-makers” and “blamers” in your team. Learn effective strategies to navigate these particular employee personalities.

Understanding the psyche of such employees will sharpen your management skills, ensuring the right leadership approach. Neglecting these challenges? It could erode productivity and dampen morale.

We’ll equip you with strategies to engage in constructive dialogues, fostering a positive workspace where employees enjoy autonomy and feel heard.

With our webinar insights:

1. 1. Spot performance dips swiftly and address the sensitive terrain of unfulfilled promises.
   2. Gain invaluable tools to hold your team accountable, guiding them to honor commitments and meet projected goals.
   3. Transform these challenging individuals into invaluable organizational assets.

Dive in with us!

I. Types of Difficult Employees

• Excuse Makers
  – Characteristics
• Blamers
  – Characteristics
• Related Difficult Employee Types
  – Other Types
  – Characteristics

II. Strategies for Dealing With the Excuse Maker and Blamer

• Handling the Excuse Maker
  – Be direct, not accusatory
  – Clearly establish specific tasks and deadlines
  – Set expectations
  – Establish consequences
• Handling the Blamer
  – Provide a supportive environment
  – Acknowledge good work
  – Reinforce positive behavior
  – Work with them to change negative behavior
• Other Helpful Strategies
  – Being open in discussing issues
  – Discuss their impact on others
  – Give opportunities to employees for greater responsibility
  – Appeal to common goals and objectives

III. Motivating for Productivity

• Expressing Positive Feelings
• Promote Employee Initiatives
• Increase Employee Autonomy
• Allow Space to Voice Complaints
• Management Sacrifice for Food of Company
• Publicly Support Employees
• Commit to Employee Motivation as a Priority

IV. Conversations with Difficult Employees

• Two Methods to Talk with Difficult Employees
• Confronting Difficult Employees
  – Name the issue
  – Give example of problematic behavior
  – Describe emotions at issue
  – Clarify what is at stake
  – Identify your contribution to problem
  – Indicate desire to resolve issue
  – Invite employee to respond
  – Interact with employee
  – Questions to consider
  – Enter into a new agreement
• Accountability Conversations
  – Creating a safe space for conversation
  – Share our own experience
  – Ask questions
  – Listen for responses
  – Respond to the kind of problem presented
  – Make a plan
  – Be focused and flexible if new problems emerge

BONUS:

1. PDF copy of the presentation handout for your future reference.
2. Soft copy of the certificate of completion on request.
3. Q&A Session with the Presenter: Get your pressing questions answered verbally, via chat or email.

I. Types of Difficult Employees

• Excuse Makers
  – Characteristics
• Blamers
  – Characteristics
• Related Difficult Employee Types
  – Other Types
  – Characteristics

II. Strategies for Dealing With the Excuse Maker and Blamer

• Handling the Excuse Maker
  – Be direct, not accusatory
  – Clearly establish specific tasks and deadlines
  – Set expectations
  – Establish consequences
• Handling the Blamer
  – Provide a supportive environment
  – Acknowledge good work
  – Reinforce positive behavior
  – Work with them to change negative behavior
• Other Helpful Strategies
  – Being open in discussing issues
  – Discuss their impact on others
  – Give opportunities to employees for greater responsibility
  – Appeal to common goals and objectives

III. Motivating for Productivity

• Expressing Positive Feelings
• Promote Employee Initiatives
• Increase Employee Autonomy
• Allow Space to Voice Complaints
• Management Sacrifice for Food of Company
• Publicly Support Employees
• Commit to Employee Motivation as a Priority

IV. Conversations with Difficult Employees

• Two Methods to Talk with Difficult Employees
• Confronting Difficult Employees
  – Name the issue
  – Give example of problematic behavior
  – Describe emotions at issue
  – Clarify what is at stake
  – Identify your contribution to problem
  – Indicate desire to resolve issue
  – Invite employee to respond
  – Interact with employee
  – Questions to consider
  – Enter into a new agreement
• Accountability Conversations
  – Creating a safe space for conversation
  – Share our own experience
  – Ask questions
  – Listen for responses
  – Respond to the kind of problem presented
  – Make a plan
  – Be focused and flexible if new problems emerge

BONUS:

1. PDF copy of the presentation handout for your future reference.
2. Soft copy of the certificate of completion on request.
3. Q&A Session with the Presenter: Get your pressing questions answered verbally, via chat or email.

Everybody benefits from watching this. Even better when done as a group!

• Managers fed up with missed deadlines
• HR people looking to confront a difficult employee
• Leaders who are looking to build the culture of accountability
• CEO’s and entrepreneurs looking to improve their business
• Anyone wanting to change their organization’s culture

Everybody benefits from watching this. Even better when done as a group!

• Managers fed up with missed deadlines
• HR people looking to confront a difficult employee
• Leaders who are looking to build the culture of accountability
• CEO’s and entrepreneurs looking to improve their business
• Anyone wanting to change their organization’s culture