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The Art of Human Relations is a professional development class that expands the capacity of employees to be top-performers who will put the human back into service, thereby enhancing their ability to attract, expand and retain customer relationships. The art and power of the human spirit is more important than ever to leverage and maximize investments in technology and marketing. It requires balancing people with technology and high tech with high touch to maximize growth, productivity, quality and profit. Lee Ann Szelog Lee Ann Szelog Simply Put, LLC www.simplyputllc.com 207-549-5151 lee@simplyputllc.com

Overview Do you want to: Enhance communication and teamwork between employees? Put the human back in service? Improve the interpersonal skills of your employees? Enhance employees problem-solving and service recovery skills? Create loyal customers? Provide an amazing learning experience for your employees? Create a positive experience with every customer during every interaction? With technology overwhelming our senses, human relations is becoming a dying art. However, as humans we still crave interaction with people and an emotional connection that makes us feel valued. Perfecting and using the art of human relations can profoundly impact the quality of one s life and the success of one s career. The Art of Human Relations helps participants understand how much influence they have on others (customers, patients, clients, co-workers, community members, family, and friends) through the way they communicate. Through the program participants realize the powerful and positive impact they can have on everyone with whom they come into contact, resulting in higher levels of customer service, more success with sales, enhanced problem-solver skills, and the ability to nurture better relationships with co-workers as well as family and friends. Some graduates of the program say that, not only did this program enhance their delivery of service and improve relationships with customers and co-workers, but it "changed their life." The Art of Human Relations is a 6-week/2-hours per week course designed for everyone, regardless of position, title, age, income, life stage or aspirations. For companies and organizations - large and small - during a time when personal service is mediocre at best, there are vast opportunities to maximize success, growth and profit by enhancing the service that is delivered to clients. In this day and age when we rely heavily on technology, we must remember that computers cannot smile or greet us or make us feel valued. The new art of human relations is balancing technology with people, and high tech with high touch to maximize growth and profit while enhancing the lives of people all around us. The Art of Human Relations provides the techniques, steps and tools to achieve the desired outcomes in a customized communications approach for each individual. Benefits (for individual participants and company overall) 1. Attract, expand and retain client relationships, contributing to enhanced profits; 2. Develop effective communications skills and standards; 3. Create and maintain healthy relationships at work, at home, in the community and beyond through improved interpersonal skills. 4 Enhance employee engagement, teamwork and value, contributing to greater productivity; 5. Encourage accountability; 6. Enhance the employee and customer experience. Recommended audience: All employees (the best classes are approximately 25-30 participants per class, with a mix of job functions, skill levels, newer and more experienced employees, and entry-level and managementlevel). 2

Syllabus Program structure: 2 hours each week for 6 weeks. Real-life assignments in between each session to help reinforce skills and knowledge and to change behavior. STEP ONE STEP TWO Introduction to The Art of Human Relations Developing a Recipe for Success The Echo Phenomenon Emotional contagion Communication Styles Communication insight and techniques Attitude Understanding various perspectives STEP THREE First Impressions Generational Opportunities Email communication tips Taking Ownership and Accountability STEP FOUR STEP FIVE STEP SIX Change Process vs. Customer Focused/Problem Solving Service Recovery Effective listening Service Standards and leveraging existing initiatives and programs Teambuilding The Power of Thoughts Continuous Improvement Individual Recipes for Success To reinforce the learning the following optional support is available at the conclusion of the class: 1. Graduate program every 12 months to reinforce skills and introduce new concepts 2. Quarterly newsletter 3. Development of service standards 4. Coaching The Art of Human Relations for managers and supervisors 3

Executive-level Testimonials "The Art of Human Relations Program gave our staff the opportunity to evaluate and "reset" relationships with others, internally and externally. We learned how much of a difference subtle changes can make, when using the Echo Phenomenon, in the reaction we get back from other people. We learned a lot about our co-workers that we didn't know, and this underscored the importance of getting to know each other on a personal level. We had some skeptics at the outset, but in the end they were participating right along with everyone else. I know that I benefitted both personally and professionally, as did many others and WBRC as a whole. This is a great investment for any company to make in the development of its employees." Mike Pullen, Former Senior Architect, Principal, Maine Licensed Architect, WBRC Architects & Engineers I highly recommend Lee Szelog and her Art of Human Relations program to any company wanting to provide an exceptional customer service experience. This course has been one of the best (in my long HR career) communication programs I have attended. I have taken great pleasure in observing the positive and powerful impact of sending all employees through this program as a team. The personal and professional growth experienced by our employees translates to an individualized customer service experience for our members. The outcome has been a win-win for everyone. Barbara Bartlett, Director of Human Resources, Infinity Federal Credit Union I strongly recommend this program to any business who wants to have a competitive advantage. My goal was to provide a learning opportunity for my staff to expand their professional competencies in the area of customer service. Much to my amazement, the results from this 6-week class were far reaching, both personally and professionally. Not only did we learn techniques and tools, but we learned how to apply them effectively and consistently. Having all my employees attend class together provided additional benefits I didn t expect; we learned and grew in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration as we shared our experiences. It is evident that human relations skills are more important than ever in this high tech day and age. I not only highly endorse this program, but I also recommend Lee Ann Szelog, the co-author and facilitator of the course. Her unique style, expertise and passion for the subject matter made it meaningful and comprehensible for all of us. Robert Wheeler, Owner, J. Edward Knight Insurance I truly enjoyed participating in The Art of Human Relations. The program delivered more than I had imagined and our employees are better equipped to positively engage with customers, friends and family. We all took away practical tools for dealing with everyday situations. I especially appreciated your messages of taking ownership of your attitude and taking responsibility for your actions. Mark Mickeriz, President & CEO, SIS Bank 4

Written Testimonials EVERYONE attending your sessions leaves in a better place. You are one of the lucky ones who have found your calling and gracefully share it for the wellbeing of everyone. Kandy Moreau, Director of Lending, Infinity Federal Credit Union 5 Lee Ann Szelog Simply Put, LLC www.simplyputllc.com 207-549-5151 lee@simplyputllc.com

Quotes from class participant surveys anonymous: "I have never been so moved to be a better person and employee, nor have I been given the tools in a format that are easy to apply. I can honestly say I feel like I was able to take so much away from the class; my life will never be the same. I can't thank Lee enough for her time and efforts to enhance our lives. I only hope everyone will at some point have the wonderful opportunity to take this class." I am so thankful to work for a company who cares more about their employees than the bottom line; in doing so, we, as employees will work harder to contribute positively to the bottom line. I would like to thank my employer and Lee for this opportunity and investing in me/ all of us as individuals. I truly feel we have been given a gift. If we are able to find a solid place personally, it only strengthens our abilities to shine professionally. It has brought an overall awareness to who I am and how I interact with others. It has provided me useful tools I can put in place here at work, out in the community as well as at home. It also reinforced and supported the way I choose to start each day. Your work has had such a powerful and positive effect on our organization. There are many folks who were sad when these sessions came to a close. I graduated from The Art of Human Relations a better employee, father, husband person. "The class was much better than I expected. I have gone through several similar classes at previous employers and through college classes and this was the best." "It gave me a sense of closeness to my co workers that I love. It makes communicating with people not seem so intimidating; everyone has their hang ups and things they need to work on. It made everyone seem more human." "It is a great program that not only gave me skills to continually improve customer service, but also provided skills to improve my personal life and happiness as well." "I thought this class was awesome and has helped me learn more about myself and how to better communicate in many areas of my life; as a coworker, as a family member, in my relationships." "Overall I think the class was well rounded and I like the spacing of the classes. What was said in the class really made you think about things, whether it be personal, work family or friends. I would recommend this to everyone." "Where the world can be such a negative place for our young (school age) generation, maybe introducing these classes to high school students to help prepare them for life in general. I realize that they may not be as receptive to these ideas, but many kids today do not have the coping skills to endure what life throws at them and would probably benefit a bit when thrown into the real world after graduation." "I knew something had to change, but I always thought it was everything around me. I now know, from taking the class that I had to change. The program taught me that I have the power to cause change and ultimately be happier. The Art of Human Relations has truly enhanced my entire life and the lives of those around me, both at work and at home." 6