Positivity in the workplace: Now more than ever (online)

Apr 24, 2020 - Apr 24, 2020

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Positivity in the workplace: Now more than ever (online)

Apr 24 2020

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We must remain positive. Being positive does not mean we can't explore or experience other emotions. It does, however, mean that a mindset focused on what can and has gone well, might be what we need as a world right now. Positivity in the workplace offers us greater opportunities to connect with our colleagues and can be the catalyst for some tremendous change. Showcasing what it takes to bring positivity into the workplace, this webinar offers insight - how we might make this a reality rather than a dream.

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