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Powerful Lab Communication & Leadership: How to Deal with Difficult Lab Staff & Create More Cohesive Lab Teams
Principal Investigators Association, Aug 2010, Pages: 90
90 Minutes Audio Conference presented by Jennifer Alfonso, MBA, MSW, LCSW-C
Improve your communication with your lab team
Labs work primarily through conversations and relationships. And the quality of those interactions has a direct impact on research results. Powerful Lab Communication & Leadership, an engaging, interactive audio conference from Principal Investigators Association, provides a framework for improving your ability to craft conversations that are fact-based, that minimize defensiveness, and that draw out the best thinking from everyone involved.
Don't let communication issues with your lab techs, students, or post-docs derail your lab success
As a Principal Investigator, it is your responsibility to inspire and motivate! You will benefit from this conference by getting hands-on, real-world lessons that you can immediately put into practice in your lab.
Think about it. Communication and leadership sets the stage for how you get lab work done, how you get what you need, and how you move your lab work forward.
Lab communication tips & tricks you can begin using immediately
It is time to clarify and simplify the thought processes of others and guide them toward actionable lab outcomes. In turn, you'll spend less time on unproductive interactions and more time in the lab making discoveries.
Take-Away Benefits:
- Improve the quality of your conversations and interations with you lab team.
- Become a leader. Inspire and influence your lab team to form a cohesive team.
- Learn how to speak up and be heard, how to resolve conflict, and how to stay calm in difficult situations.
- Encourage innovation by establishing trust, credibility, rapport, and relationships.
- Learn effective communication strategies to make you a more powerful leader.
- Speak and think with greater clarity and purpose, stress the key ideas to your lab team.
- Make your skills, sense of humor, and personality work for you.
- Drive discoveries by developing a collaborative environment.
- Different lab techs learn in different ways. Choose the best channel for reaching them (face-to-face, email, etc.).
- Learn to LISTEN to your lab staff!
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