NAVIGATING WORKPLACE POLITICS

Workplace politics are the strategies people use in workplace interactions to influence and gain power. Understanding workplace politics and learning the necessary strategies to navigate them are crucial for workplace success.

This 90-minute online Skill Builder will be led by a professional WinSETT facilitator and include discussion, self-reflection, and experience-based learning.

Friday November 15, 2024 11 AM PT / noon MT / 1PM CT / 2PM ET / 3 PM AT / 3:30PM NT

This session is highly-recommended for science, engineering, trades, and technology students, recent graduates, and early- to mid-career SETT professionals in both hands-on and human resources areas.

Registration will close at 12 PM MT 2 days prior to session delivery.

Session registration is non-refundable and sessions are limited to 35 participants maximum, with a minimum number required to proceed.

This session can also be accessed as part of the Insider Essentials Series.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Define workplace politics and power

Assess your workplace politics competencies

Identify how gender and working online impact workplace politics

Explore strategies to confidently navigate politics in SETT

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