ACUP Focuses On Management Skills
Cindy Schisler, of Wright State's Center for Performance Education, led managers in the completion of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, to develop better understanding, not only of themselves, but of those they manage.
Schisler went on to explain that people's minds and bodies find stress synonymous with any change, not just bad news. Stress, she said, is the nation's top health problem, and about a million workers are absent from work daily due to stress-related complaints. To cope with stress, she suggested:
- Companies:
- Canon U.S.A.
- Xerox Corp.
- People:
- Joy Heishman
- Ray Chambers
- Places:
- ACUP
- California
- Hamilton, Ohio
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