Join us in Durham on Saturday, August 18, 2012, for "Building and Managing Successful Teams," a half-day workshop that explores key characteristics of successful teams and their members. Workshop leader Paul Mueller will talk about team leadership, interviewing, coaching, and why people choose to stay. We will also explore decision types, personality types, and common dysfunctions of a team. As we shift focus to career and project management topics, we will discuss project estimating, scoping, and team workflows. Interactive discussions will enable attendees to share experiences, learn from each other, and find solutions that work for your environments.

Breakfast will be provided. Networking begins at 8:30 AM EDT. The program runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM EDT.

Our thanks to our hospitality sponsor, TPS, and to NetApp for providing the facilities.

This workshop explores key characteristics of successful teams and their members. Paul Mueller will talk about team leadership, interviewing, coaching, and why people choose to stay. We will also explore decision types, personality types, and common dysfunctions of a team. As we shift focus to career and project management topics, we will discuss project estimating, scoping, and team workflows. Interactive discussions will enable attendees to share experiences, learn from each other, and find solutions that work for your environments.

Breakfast will be provided. Networking begins at 8:30, and the program at 9:00.

Our thanks to our hospitality sponsor, TPS, and to NetApp for providing the facilities.

Bio for Paul Mueller
Paul Mueller owns UserAid, which designs and implements innovative communication solutions. Paul has managed information development, usability, and graphic design teams across the United States, Bolivia, and India. As a manager, he has mentored many team members and helped them to become active promoters of technical communication through their service to STC, their companies, and the community. Paul presents at conferences on technology and management topics, and he also speaks to STC chapters, youth groups, and university students about technical communication. Paul received a B.S. in Computer Science and a B.S. in Mathematics from Pennsylvania State University and has been involved in technical communication for more than 20 years. Paul has served STC Houston in many admin council and committee roles. At the Society level, Paul served as a Director and he led several task forces.  He is currently the 2013 Technical Communication Summit Conference Manager and he has served in many other Summit-related roles.

STC Carolina Members and Students 29.00

Other STC Members

NetApp Employees 39.00

Nonmembers 49.00