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What you'll learn
Daniel Coyle, author of The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups, shares the insights he gained after spending four years with some of the best teams in the world—including Pixar and SEAL Team Six—about creating a high-performing culture.
In this course, you’ll learn the three key principles behind every great culture: safety, vulnerability, and purpose. You’ll also hear real-life examples for each tip you gain, and learn how to identify the type of culture that’s right for you.
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What you'll learn
Most people think they’re fairly skilled at making big life decisions. But in his groundbreaking book, Farsighted: How We Make the Decisions That Matter the Most, science historian Steven Johnson argues that we’re not as good as we think.
Drawing insights from behavioral psychology, neuroscience, military strategy, and management theory, Johnson builds a compelling case for why typical decision-making processes are too narrow—and the benefits of a more full-spectrum approach.
In this course, you’ll learn to tackle complex, long-term decisions with conclusions from Johnson’s book—including how to map your options, predict outcomes, and consider your values before making final choices.
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What you'll learn
Leaders wear many hats in the workplace—coach, facilitator, and strategist are just a few. But when it comes to meeting goals and objectives, problem-solver is one of their most important roles.
As problem-solvers, effective leaders take proactive measures to avoid issues, address them when they arise, and keep their teams moving forward. A good leader possesses strong problem-solving skills, but a great leader also develops these skills in employees. They also foster a work environment that elicits creative solutions from their teams.
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What you'll learn
This online course equips you with the essential skills to navigate the information age critically. You'll learn to identify reliable sources, analyze information effectively, and form well-reasoned arguments.
Course Objectives:
Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate information objectively.
Master information literacy techniques to find and assess credible sources.
Identify bias, misinformation, and propaganda in various media forms.
Construct strong arguments using sound evidence and reasoning.
Enhance communication skills through clear and concise writing and presentation.
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