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The Missing Link

The original, and still the best
'soft skills'  training for front line supervisors


Sasha invented the genre. 

Nobody does it more effectively. 

Live training,  teaching front line supervisors the relational skills they need to keep people on the job.
(live training, custom video, train the trainer options available)

Supervisor training _= employee retention
Sasha introduced the term 'soft skills' to the US, and identified 8 skills often  lacking in front line supervisors.  Eight  'Missing Link' training sessions keep your employees on the job:

Attitude Communication
Listening Skills Walk a Mile
Non-productive behavior 
Conflict resolution
Teamwork   Dealing with stress


 
on line store: audio CD's for supervisor / manager development
Missing Link series on audio CD, coaching resources


What is the Missing Link about?

The Missing Link is a series of 8  half-hour sessions, each using three concepts to teach one critical 'soft skill'. The ‘total package’ produces improved retention, higher morale, better customer service and higher profitability.

Soft skills are hard to teach well. That's what makes the Missing Link effective...  It's 'soft skills' training done right. It's written specifically for the front line supervisor,  with their attitudes, feelings and experience in mind. Real life stories and professional production make the series entertaining and easy to understand.

The Missing Link will save your company a fortune. Deal with retention in a realistic way. Develop front line supervisors who keep employees on the job. Nothing on the market today has reached the front line supervisor so effectively, and received such acclaim.


Corporate War

You're in a war… a bidding war for employees. It costs you $6,000 or more to land a new employee. If they fail, you start over a few months later, and  you add $3.00 to the cost of a position.

A University of Cincinnati study details why front line workers leave their jobs. The Missing Link is designed to address all these problems. Here's how:
Difficulty Retaining Workers
% of 
service 
positions 
affected
How Missing Link helps supervisors solve the problem 
1.  Excessive Absences
83%
Improved communication and sensitivity, reduced stress 
in the workplace.
2.  Poor work ethic
74%
Effective team building, creating pride in the workplace, 
allows staff to build their own work ethic.
3.  Poor quality of work
67%
Resolution of conflict and nonproductive behavior.
4. Employee not happy with job
52%
Develop positive attitudes and listening skills.

There's no doubt:  85% of front line workers leaving their job do so  because there's someone they don't get along with. . . .usually their supervisor. Missing Link training increases front line supervisors' people skills. Eight entertaining sessions make supervisors more aware of employees’ needs. They learn why acceptance, recognition and a ‘good boss' are the three top motivators for front line employees.



Who needs the Missing Link?

Anyone who hires entry-level employees in significant numbers. . .  hospitality, retail, food service, health care and manufacturing . . . any company size,  from 25 employees all the way up to  the Fortune 500.

Consultants  whose clients fail to retain front line workers. A great program for consultants to offer  their clients: moderated sessions. We provide moderator's guides, pre and post-tests.  A licensing arrangement is available that includes all curricula.

Agencies, public and private, who want to improve their success rate by offering this training to employers. No additional licensing is necessary for service agencies  to use this curriculum.



Join clients and customers like:
United Parcel Service Maple Knoll Village (long term care)
Xerox Corporation  Hoffman LaRoche
University of Wisconsin  Big Bear Foods (retail grocery)
Hampton Inn The Maids, Inc.
Sprint Mellon Bank


 
 
on line store: audio CD's for supervisor / manager development
Missing Link series on audio CD, coaching resources

 

For more info and  references,  contact:

Karl Corbett, President
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
513.232.0002

 karl@sashacorp.com