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To better educate clients and prospects on the unique expertise it provides, Work Effects, a trust-based leadership development and performance management company located in Minneapolis, has launched a completely updated corporate website. “We approach leadership development and performance management much differently than our competitors. Although surveys and assessments are necessary to gather actionable data, we function much like a management consulting firm would, working alongside senior management as they implement their strategic objectives,” said managing partner Michael Stewart. The new website (www.work-effects.com), was internally developed in less than ninety days using a leading modular platform that allows for significant flexibility in design and content management. The site is organized on the firm’s three practice areas in which Work Effects concentrates: Leadership Development, Organization & Culture, and Performance Management. It also includes a number of product sheets, case studies and sample reports that help inform visitors on how trust is at the heart of every program that Work Effects develops. “We’re proud of the new website and feel that it is a reflection of the trust message that we intend to communicate to the market in 2011,” said Stewart. “Since we started Work Effects, our clients have embraced our unique trust-based partnership approach and our programs have been instrumental in helping them meet business objectives.” Trust is at the core of any program that Work Effects implements for its clients and its programs reflect the impact it has within an organization. Conversely, ignoring trust through ignorance or inattention will affect business objectives rendering them more difficult or impossible to achieve. As reflected by the new website, Work Effects is grounded in proven techniques adopted from both the management consulting and human resources industries. A Work Effects engagement starts with the question “what is the organization’s present level of trust and how can we help them improve it.” About Work Effects |
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