Fundamentals of Supervision and Management |
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Introduction to Managerial Work |
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Making the Transition Into Management |
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The Tasks of a Manager |
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Managing Tasks, Performance, and Time |
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Introduction to Motivation |
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The Best-Known Researchers in Motivation |
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Motivation Theories |
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Understanding the Theories of Motivation |
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Introduction to Conflict Resolution and Problem-Solving |
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Models of Conflict Resolution and Problem-Solving |
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Working Through Problems |
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Implementing Solutions to Problems and Conflicts |
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Fundamentals of Supervision and Management II |
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Purposes and Elements of Communication |
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Direction of Communication Flow |
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Communication Media and Effective Listening |
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Non-verbal and Written Communication |
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Communicating with Groups and Running Effective Meetings |
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Communicating During Organizational Change |
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Introduction to Interpersonal Skills |
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Personality Theory and Personality Types |
IX. |
Personality Conflicts |
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Personality Characteristics |
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The Use of Power and Situational Leadership |
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Using Interpersonal Skills Throughout Your Career |
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Employment Law Fundamentals |
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Employee or Independent Contractor? |
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Employment Benefits |
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Hiring Practices |
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Evaluating Employees |
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Employment Disputes |
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Employment Disputes in Court |
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Discrimination and Title VII |
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More Discrimination Laws |
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Labor Unions |
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Labor Negotiations |
XI. |
Workplace Safety |
XII. |
Legal Compliance |