Upcoming Real Colors Session

Human Resources is offering an upcoming Real Colors session. The session is limited to 20 participants. 

Real Colors is an interactive four-color personality assessment and workshop that helps participants better understand themselves and others. Participants learn about different communication styles, motivations, and perspectives. Real Colors also provides a shared language that can strengthen communication and working relationships. 

Space is limited. Please register only for a session you plan to attend. If your plans change, cancel your registration as soon as possible to make your spot available to someone else. See details below. 

Wednesday, October 7

Bring Real Colors to Your Team

Departments and units with 15 or more employees can schedule a separate Real Colors team-building session. The workshop can help teams better understand communication styles, motivations, and strengths while building stronger working relationships. Contact Brenda Thompson-El to schedule a session. 

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