Some people think that the best way to correct library workplace behavior is to wait until someone does something wrong and then tell them in front of a crowd how they failed – in detail and going back several decades. A different approach is to create an assignment that deals with one concrete behavior, which can be measured or observed. It is discussed in private, has specific goals, and sets expectations for improved performance without the drama. It helps hold employees accountable while treating them with courtesy and respect.
Topics include the importance of ensuring employees have written guidelines, the value of weekly check-ins, and how to reinforce successful behavior change.
Following this webinar, you will know how to:
- Ensure employees have the information and tools to do their jobs well.
- Create precise outcomes for an assignment to correct behavior.
- Stop having “feel-good” conversations that don’t set goals and consequences for behavior change.
Course Correction: How to Guide Library Employees Back on Track
$25 per person for 4+licenses
Pat Wagner is a trainer and consultant with over 40 years of experience working for libraries, universities, local government, nonprofits, and small businesses. She supports the success of libraries with programs on personnel, supervision, management, leadership, marketing, strategic planning, project management, and communication. Pat has worked with libraries and library organizations throughout the United States, from the smallest rural storefronts to the largest academic and urban library institutions. Pat also is a frequent speaker at state and national conferences. She is known for her good-humored and practical presentations.
Ask about discounts for 4 or more registrations. Contact Jenny Newman at jenny@libraryworks.com or 240.751.0102.
