Building Cross Divisional Teams
You need to be more than a project manager, you need to be a Project Leader. This lesson will help you be more effective with practical advice tools and techniques that are easy to take back to your work and implement right away.
Building teams can be difficult, building cross divisional teams are even more so. Every project manager can build successful, high functionin...
You need to be more than a project manager, you need to be a Project Leader. This lesson will help you be more effective with practical advice tools and techniques that are easy to take back to your work and implement right away.
Building teams can be difficult, building cross divisional teams are even more so. Every project manager can build successful, high functioning cross divisional teams. At the seminar you will:
• Encounter a new perspective on your role as a Project Leader
• Learn the 3 biggest barriers to building cross divisional teams
• Five specific techniques to create highly functioning teams
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