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Interact has four core programs. To meet the
diverse needs of the customers we’ve served over 25 years, we have
created versions of our programs that are tailored in a variety of ways.
Versions that use different time parameters to
accommodate scheduling constraints, training history, and skill levels of
participants
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One-day programs
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Two-hour sessions
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Half-day sessions
Versions for specific categories
of employees
Versions for
specific industries
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Manufacturing
- High-tech and software
development
- Banking and financial
services
- Health care
- Call centers
- Prisons
- Pharmaceutical
- And more
Interact's
Series
Programs
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Performance
ManagementTM:
Managing, Coaching, and Reviewing
Performance Builds skills to help managers who
supervise people to set objectives, provide feedback,
and hold people accountable as part of their formal and
informal performance review and coaching
responsibilities. |
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Managing Beyond
AuthorityTM
MBATM:
Getting Results without Pulling Rank
Builds skills to help executives, managers, and project
managers establish the long-term credibility and trust
required to get results without having to rely on
position power. |
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Performance
Problem SolvingTM
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PPSTM:
Improving Performance by
Influencing People Builds skills to help people
solve problems, improve commitment, and strengthen
working relationships. |
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Conflict ManagementTM:
Defusing Anger and Finding Common Ground Builds
skills to help individuals address explosive situations
and turn disagreements into positive business results. |
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Interact's
Series
Programs |
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Team ConsensusTM:
Making
Decisions in a Team Environment Builds skills to
help people effectively analyze problems, gather data,
make decisions, implement action plans, and track
outcomes. |
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Team ProcessTM:
Keeping Meetings Effective and Efficient
Builds skills to help people prepare for and run
effective meetings |
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Team BuilderTM:
Creating Effective Work Teams Builds skills to
help members of work teams understand their roles and
responsibilities, and the results they must achieve. |
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