No workplace is perfect. Even the happiest workplaces in the world have problems. But great workplaces are good at finding and solving their problems.
If we want to build happy and successful workplaces, we can’t only focus on doing good things for employees, we need to be focused and strategic about identifying and fixing any problems employees see.
In this free webinar we’re going to see how to do that. Content includes:
- Why it’s not just enough to do more good things for employees – we need to address their problems too
- How to identify and solve problems in the workplace
- How to handle problems without losing sight of the good things in the workplace
- Great examples from happy workplaces around the world
Time: Wednesday June 18 2025, 3PM CET / 9AM ET.
We’ll keep the whole thing snappy, informative and fun and be done in just half an hour. If you can’t make the live webinar time, sign up anyway and we’ll email you the recording after it runs.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 2 Lessons
- Lifetime
Instructor
9 responses
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I am unable to attend live. Will there be a recording?
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There will. Sign up for the webinar and we’ll send it to you.
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While this seminar will be at 7h00 in Saskatchewan, I would like to receive the video via email, please, so I can watch on my lunch break (yeah, that means I eat at my desk – but there’s nowhere else to go since the province is currently blanketed with wildfire smoke.)
I don’t have much control over the happiness here, but I’d like to see what I’m missing.
Thank you!
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Would like to join webinar June 18.
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you rock
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Hope I can attend the webinar. I need adjust with the time in my country, many thanks
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I’d like to join the webinar on Jine 18 please. Being an employee representative at work, I find the subject very intriguing. Can hopefully join and otherwise Ill be wathing the recording afterwards.
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What can employees do to address their own problems if manager won’t help them.
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What types of problems are most common in workplaces today?
Your webinars are not only highly useful they’re also a lot of fun. I also love that they’re not overly long. Thanks!
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