You may believe that being held accountable means that you’re the person to get blamed when something goes wrong. Accountability, however, is about helping people take responsibility over their obligations. It is up to management to ensure your organization’s workforce remains focused with clear obligations and all the tools needed to get the job done remotely. Fortunately, there are many ways you can help foster accountability within the remote workplace so that tasks and projects run smoothly and profitably.
In this practical webinar, you will examine the definition of accountability and challenges to holding employees accountable. You will also explore various tools to help management foster accountability, even when working remotely, and discuss how to set benchmarks, eliminate excuses, and monitor progress.
Upon course completion, you will be able to:
- Foster accountability within the remote workplace
- Maintain a workforce that remains on task and on time
- Establish clear roles and expectations for a remote workforce
- Conduct one-on-one virtual meetings
- Communicate effectively with remote employees and provide constructive feedback
This course is eligible for HRCI (General) and SHRM credit.
Audrey Halpern
Audrey is a New York native who has lived in Connecticut, Los Angeles and Tucson. She is an expert in training the essential skills that employees need for their career development. Ms. Halpern is the owner of ARH Employee Training, which serves a wide variety of industries to engage their employees in learning and applying these new 21st century skills. Throughout her 20+ year career in helping to train, facilitate and consult, she has worked to improve employee training. She has found innovative ways to develop and customize hundreds of workshops and webinars on how these soft skills are applied.
HR Credits
| Credit | Value | Type | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| HRCI | 1.25 |
General |
On-Demand/Recording |
| SHRM | 1.25 |
General |
On-Demand/Recording |
What is a webinar?
A webinar is simply a seminar that you attend online. You either watch a live video feed of the speaker or listen to the speaker through your computer, tablet or phone’s audio. You see the speaker’s slides, videos, and other presentation materials on your screen.
Can I ask questions during the webinar?
Yes. During the live webinar, you may submit questions and comments and the speaker will respond verbally. For a recorded webinar, your questions will be emailed to the speaker. You will typically receive a response from the speaker within two business days.
Can I attend using a tablet or smartphone?
Yes. You may attend a webinar using a computer, tablet or smartphone.
If I can’t attend a webinar live, can I view the recording later?
Yes. Shortly after each live program ends, we send all webinar registrants a link to the webinar recording. You can view the recording as many times as you like after the live webinar for up to 12 months.
What is an on-demand webinar?
An on-demand webinar is a previously recorded webinar that you may view at any time after your purchase for up to 12 months.
Can I stop a recorded webinar and start it later at the same point?
You can stop a recording and later log back in and navigate to any point in the webinar. The system will not force you to view the entire recording from start to finish.
Can I listen to recorded webinars on a tablet or smartphone?
Yes. You will be able to listen to any of our on-demand webinars on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Do the webinars qualify for Continuing Education Credit?
Almost all of our webinars are approved for continuing education credit, including CLE (in all states), CCB, CPE, HRCI, IRS and SHRM credit. Unlike many providers, we don’t charge you any additional fee to process your credit. If you have specific questions, please call us at 703-372-0550 or contact us.
Can I still receive Continuing Education Credits if I view the webinar recording instead of the live presentation?
In most cases, the answer is yes. Recorded webinars are not eligible for CLE credit in the following states: AR, KS, MS, NE, and RI. In all other jurisdictions, recorded programs are eligible for credit. In addition, CPE credit is not available for recorded webinars. Please note that recorded webinars are only eligible for a certain period of time based on the jurisdiction. To ask about your specific type of Continuing Education Credit or the requirements in your jurisdiction, please call us at 703-372-0550 or contact us.
Will I receive a certificate of completion after the course?
Yes. A certificate of completion will automatically be uploaded to your Clear Law Institute account after completing the live or on-demand webinar.
Do I need to be a member to receive a certificate of completion?
No. An account will automatically be created for you when registering for a webinar. You will then be able to access your certificate of completion after completing a webinar.
How do I determine my states’s CLE requirements.
Please find your state listed here with instructions for calculating the number of credits in your state.
How will I submit my attendance to receive CLE credit in my state?
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How does the money-back guarantee work?
Clear Law Institute stands behind all of its courses with a no-risk, money-back guarantee. If you are not satisfied with the quality of a webinar, we will fully refund your money—no questions asked. If you purchase an annual all-access membership, you can cancel within 14 days for a full refund.
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