Organizational and Team Culture Indicator (OTCI) Qualifying Workshop

• Length: 3 Days
• Location: Fairfax, VA
• Class begins at 8:30 AM and ends at 5 PM each day.
• Prerequisites: OTCI qualification requires a Bachelor’s Degree and the successful completion of this course.
• Special Note: The first day of this 3-day course covers archetypes through the use of the PMAI, the conceptual foundation of the OTCI. If you already have received PMAI training, you only need to attend the last two days of the qualifying course.

2008 Training Dates To be Determined

$775 with PMAI; $600 without PMAI

Workshop Description

What story is your organization playing out? Given the culture of the organization, how easily does leadership connect to people and influence outcomes? When the world outside looks in at your organization, what does it see? These are the questions that the Organizational and Team Culture Indicator (OTCI) is designed to answer.

The OTCI is a powerful tool that delves into an organization's culture and shows leaders and employees how to optimize success, focus and navigate change efforts and create the most appropriate brand identity. Using Carl Jung’s concept of archetypes, the OTCI assesses an organization at a deep level, helping to reveal its core values, operating style, strengths, and vision based on evaluations by its members. Qualifying Training for the Organizational and Team Culture Indicator is for professional organizational development consultants, managers, human resources directors, marketing professionals, coaches, trainers, and individuals interested

Course Objectives:

• Train and qualify on the Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator (PMAI) on day one of this 3-day course
• Administer and interpret the OTCI appropriately and ethically
• Describe the twelve archetypal stories most present in teams and organizations
• Recognize the strengths, values and challenges associated with each story
• Evaluate how archetypes affect employee motivation, consumer satisfaction and loyalty
• Identify organizational imbalances and strategize ways to correct them
• Discuss and practice applying the OTCI in coaching, employee motivation and retention, organization and leadership development and marketing and branding

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General Information. Fairfax, VA courses are held at OKA. They begin either at 8:00 or 8:30 AM, and generally run a full day. Please check course-specific detail for the correct start time. We provide a continental breakfast and healthy snacks throughout the day; there is a refrigerator on site if you wish to bring lunch. There are a number of restaurants and a drug store within walking distance. OKA is not a handicapped-accessible facility, though we will make any reasonable accommodation possible for our visitors.

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Pre-Work. Some of our classes, such as the MBTI Qualifying Workshop, require pre-work. You will receive instructions after registration; and pre-work will be mailed to the mailing address you provide in the check-out process.

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