10.Nov.2010 at 13:57 by Zachery S. Mitcham
Awesome presentation. Very informative and inspiring.
Ten Strategies in Navigating Your Success
Dr. Debra Saunders-White (09.Nov.2010 at 14:15)
Talk at UNC CAUSE 2010 (English - US)
If you are a second line manager and have a burning desire to serve higher education as a future CIO, this presentation is for you! We will discuss 10 strategies that will assist you in navigating your career successfully. Have you ever wondered why some people are able to get more done, even in a challenging climate? Learn strategies that will provide pragmatic strategies to assist managers in making the transition to becoming a leader within the organization. How one engages the cultural dynamics of an organization is usually a trial and error process. These strategies are culture neutral and empower you, the individual, to become the critical ingredient in your success. This session will provide you insight into how you can take charge, control the direction of your career, and minimize the impact of your “failures”. This will be an engaging and interactive session designed to empower you!
Quicklink: https://joind.in/2010
Track(s): Leadership and Management
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Comments
10.Nov.2010 at 22:22 by Cynthia Saylor
Although I attended another session, which was very good and one I needed to attend, I heard this session was awesome and wish I could have attended. It was all the buzz in my little group on the cruise. Would love the .ppt!!
11.Nov.2010 at 01:46 by Fred Melchor
To me, this was the best session at the conference. Dr. Saunders-White essentially gave her audience a guidebook detailing the thought processes of senior administrators.
Dynamic oration and key information combined to create one of the finest forty-five minutes in conference history. Dr. Saunders-White should develop a whole seminar series on this subject.
10.Nov.2010 at 02:18 by Denise Luken
I enjoyed this discussion. It was engaging and motivational and helped me to think outside of my immediate job role and keep my eyes and ears open to all that is occurring on campus.