Tag: Dignity & Respect

Setting People Up for Success

Think about the best or most favorite job you have ever had.  Now, also think about the worst or least favorite job you

New Language Ideas – ‘Mandt-fluencer’

I’ve slowly (okay, maybe not so slowly since it’s been happening over the last twenty years or so) been coming to grips with

Know What You Don’t Know…

A question we often hear at The Mandt System: Will your program be effective with the people we serve in our school,

Trauma Informed Support & PBS

I’m writing this blog to really encourage all of our Instructors to consider completing the eLearning centered around The

Dignity & Respect

This past week I had a mechanic friend show me the correct way to use a 'Torque Wrench'. For those that don't know, a torque

Hierarchy, Status, & Aggression…

Human beings rely on group cooperation extensively as a means for survival.  Whenever groups form, whether formal or

Close Enough to Count

There is a statement I have heard all of my life that goes “close only counts in horseshoes and hand

ALL People

If you follow The Mandt System at all, you know the underlying philosophy of the program is “All people have the right to be

Had an off day?

Sooner or later, if you work in the training profession ,or any profession, really; you will inevitably experience an off