Construir un entorno en el lugar de trabajo que fomente el trabajo en equipo
Este curso proporciona las estrategias para construir un entorno en el trabajo orientado al trabajo en equipo. El sentido de responsabilidad compartida y el propósito de que los miembros de su equipo se beneficien, tendrá una impresión positiva en los padres y los niños en el programa.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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