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Virtual event. FREE with registration. From the time we were children, most of us were taught to avoid and abhor failure. That belief system flies in the face of the reality that failure is inevitable, particularly in these disruptive, turbulent, COVID-19 times. While popular literature, podcasts, and blogs espouse the platitudes of "celebrating and learning from failure," they provide little guidance to address our beliefs about failure, nor tools for leaders to respond effectively to mistakes, mishaps, and blunders taking place in the workplace. What is the result? “CYA” work cultures, compromised productivity and quality, communication silos, finger-pointing, and workplaces where high performers quit and leave, and others quit and stay. Session Overview: What is the state of your workplace culture? The leadership challenge - how do we navigate through workplace failure - [...]

Virtual event. FREE with registration. The pandemic of 2020 forced nearly all of us to work from home.  We had to rapidly shift to creating a homework space for our jobs or our educations or both.  The focus was on ensuring our work got done, but what about the ethics of doing all of this from home?  How responsible are we for the security and privacy of data when we work or study from home?  Join us for a panel discussion about remote work environments, cybersecurity and privacy, and the ethics of the home office. https://www.uwstout.edu/outreach-engagement/lifelong-learning/leadership-development/leadership-institute/2021-pandemic-and-ethics-leadership-speaker-series/working-home-what-privacy-issues-arise-our-remote-workspaces