VT-ASQ Section 0112 is pleased to present:
Human Aspects of Quality
Tools to better Understand the Core Motivation of People,
their Preferences and Drives
How are your interpersonal skills? How well do you assess other’s core motivations,
preferences and drives? The knowledge and the tools you will learn at this presentation
can be used to enhance many aspects of business. In the quality context many
programs and projects suffer when the people involved act differently from expectations
or interact in ways that have a negative impact. When we know more about the reasons
for their actions, we can take steps to better align the capabilities of the participants with
business goals.
Program Speaker:
Eric Stern , MBA, MSc chemist, CQA, is a
When: Thursday, March 20
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coach and consultant with experience in several
industries, cultures, and types of organizations
Time : 5:30 PM Registration
and with hundreds of individuals. Leadership of
Place: Windjammer, S. Burlington
teams of technicians, engineers, factory
Cost: $25 ASQ and TPC Members ;
workers and not-for profit organizations in
$ 30 Non Members
Europe, South America and Canada has
Dinner provided
given him practical experience in a variety of
ethnic, linguistic and organizational cultures.
Directions: Exit 14 E. Go through Dorset street intersection, then get in the left lane and take left into
the Windjammer/ Best Western at the next light. The conference center entrance is in the rear of the
facility.
Please Register by:
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Provide your Name, Company, Professional Society membership (ASQ, APICS, PMI…), and daytime
phone #.
Pay at the door: checks made payable to : VT ASQ Section 112
Canadians please note; Cheques must be in US dollars and drawn on a US Bank.
Cash in US currency also is accepted.
48-hr cancellation notice needed for refund or avoid being billed
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