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The Idaho Character Council’s Monthly Character Quality Training Breakfasts
 

The character training breakfasts are the second Thursday of each month at 7-8:10 a.m. at the Department of Commerce and Labor, 1221 W. Ironwood Dr., Coeur d’Alene.  Attendees will receive a one hour training and group discussion of how to implement the character quality in the workplace and family.  Attendees often watch a 5-8 minute video on the character quality, receive a 2 page overview of the quality with implementation bullet points, see a PowerPoint presentation, and then discuss the implementation of the quality in small groups.    Trainers:  Steve Yoshihara (Washington Trust Bank’s Corporate Banking), Pat McGaughey (Mcgaugheyenterprises.net), Don Gilbert (Focus on Character), Tim Remington (Cataldo Lighthouse Ministries), Dan Pinkerton (Idaho Character Foundation).

Character Quality of the Month Calendar

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January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Punctuality
Resourcefulness
Tolerance
Creativity
Discretion

Endurance
Meekness
Benevolence

Diligence
Loyalty
Hospitality
Sensitivity
Enthusiasm
Flexibility
Discernment
Cautiousness
Boldness

Security
Contentment
Humility

Dependability
Thoroughness
Determination
Thriftiness
Availability
Deference
Compassion
Persuasiveness
Wisdom

Joyfulness
Alertness
Decisiveness

Truthfulness
Obedience
Gratefulness
Generosity
 

 

The Character Training Institute® Leader’s Training
This seven-hour training session presents powerful yet practical insights on how to promote character within your company or organization. The training and resources that are presented will equip you to be able to emphasize, require and recognize positive character qualities within your employees. Join the thousands of companies that are reaping the benefits of putting character first!

Who should attend?

  • Corporate leaders and executives
  • Human Resource personnel
  • Managers and Supervisors
  • Superintendents and Principals
  • Pastors
  • Elected and other government officials
  • Any leaders interested in creating a culture of character.

Some of the topics presented in the seminar include:

  • How to improve the quality, productivity and profitability of your organization
  • How to identify and deal successfully with your most challenging personnel problems
  • How to minimize hiring pitfalls by using a character-based employment process
  • How to discipline employees based on character
  • How to give recognition to employees based on their demonstrated character.  

The seminar costs will be announced later, and includes training, materials and lunch.  Workshops are scheduled the second Thursday of each month.

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