Summary

Description: 
What’s My Time Style? is a quick and easy-to-use tool for identifying personal time management style. Based on the personality theories of Marston and Jung, the self-assessment measures an individual’s preference for one or more of four basic behavioral styles: Direct, Spirited, Considerate and Systematic. With this knowledge, individuals learn how to make their style work to their advantage and better understand how to work with others who manage their time differently.

Course objectives:
• Understanding Your Time Style
• Scoring What’s My Time Style
• Time Management Behaviors in Different Interactions
• Time Style Strengths
• Time Style Trouble Spots
• Capitalizing on Your Time Style
• Action Planning
• References

Who should attend:
While traditional time-management systems take a one-size-fits-all approach, What’s My Time Style? helps people identify their own personal time style and learn how to make that style work for them rather than against them.

This course is for anyone who wants to:
• Identify personal time management style
• Learn how to capitalize on time management strengths
• Understand how to avoid potential time management trouble spots
• Improve interactions with others who have different time management styles
• Create an action plan to immediately apply in the workplace

Participants do not need to hold a PMP® certification to attend this course.

Earn: 4 PDUs!

Instructor: James Lee Haner, PhD

Instructor Bio. 
James is the Managing Director of James Haner Limited (JHL) Consulting, specializing in “Building Better Businesses.” JHL is an independent firm offering business consulting and project management/leadership services to Fortune 500 companies in the U.S, Europe, Africa, and China. James’ responsibilities have included establishing a corporate Web presence for a Fortune 500 company, creating a successful organization-wide employee development plan, and developing the IT infrastructure for a start-up company in both project management and leadership roles.

James completed his PhD in Adult Education at the University of Idaho and Corillins University. He earned an MA degree in Management from the Claremont Graduate School and took classes with Peter F. Drucker, “the father of modern management.”

James is a contributing author of 140 Project Management Tips in 140 Words or Less, 2010; Making Sense of Sustainability in Project Management, 2011; PMP Practice Makes Perfect, 2011; and Program Management: A Life Cycle Approach, 2012.

He is an active member of the Project Management Institute (PMI) and the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA).

James was awarded the Dale Carnegie Course “Highest Achievement Award” and earned the Vietnam Service Medal.

Contact James at James@JamesLHaner.com or 904-874-6226 or visit www.JamesLHaner.com.

Date: Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Time: 1PM - 5PM

Location: 
KI Showroom in Buckhead
3575 Piedmont Road, NE
Conference Room Level
Entrance B. Building 14 (in the back)
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
678-533-7095

Note: Entrance B. Building 14 (in the back). Park only in the Bldg. 14 spaces - come around the half circle Driveway to ensure you are in the correct parking spaces.

RSVP: Friday, April 11, 2014

Registration Fee:

$ 165 --PMI Atlanta Chapter Member (discount rate)
$ 199 --Non-member (standard rate)

PMI Atlanta Calendar of Events: http://www.pmiatlanta.org/events.html

Please note that walk-ins on the same day as class are not allowed. Registration must be completed on-line in advance of RSVP date provided in course description. 

* If you have questions about this class please contact Angelique Dumas Edwards at minisemchair@pmiatlanta.org. If there is an urgent request, please phone (470) 315-1179, (voicemail only, but your call will be returned within 2 business days).

 

Details

  • When

  • Tuesday, April 15, 2014
    1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

  • Where

  • KI Showroom in Buckhead
    3575 Piedmont Road, NE
    Conference Room Level
    Entrance B. Building 14 (in the back)
    Atlanta, Georgia 30305
    678-533-7095