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Judi Clements

President, Judi Clements Training & Development

Judi Clements, President of Judi Clements Training & Development, in Clifton Park, NY, is a veteran training professional who offers training, coaching and webinars in the areas of management, communication, professional development, and customer service, who offers cutting-edge programs with a "laugh-while-you-learn" approach. She is a New York State certified teacher, trained mediator, and qualified Myers Briggs ® Personality Type expert. She is a recipient of the American Society of Training & Development’s "Corporate Trainer of the Year" award and the Girl Scouts' "Outstanding Community Leader" award. Visit her on www.judiclements.com. You Tube. Facebook, Linkedin, Google +, and Twitter.


Recorded Webinars

Bulletproof Documentation: HR Supervisor& Manager Training

In our litigious society, it has become more & more important for supervisors to know how to document & discipline employees to avoid law suits and manage employee performance effectively.

Better Safe Than Sorry: Legal & Effective Behavioral Interviewing

Have you ever been completely blind-sighted by a job candidate? In the interview he seemed perfect; once hired, he was a disaster. Or, have you ever put your foot in your mouth by asking an illegal question? In this program, Judi addresses both the art & science of effective interviewing.

Better Safe Than Sorry: Legal & Effective Behavioral Interviewing

Have you ever been completely blind-sighted by a job candidate? In the interview he seemed perfect; once hired, he was a disaster. Or, have you ever put your foot in your mouth by asking an illegal question?

Meeting Magic: Facilitation & Planning Skills for Meeting Productivity

How many hours a day do you spend in meetings? How many of those hours are wasted because people go on and on, interrupt one another, haven’t prepared adequately, or just refuse to participate? Study after study has found that over 50 percent of most meeting time is wasted. More than 90 percent of the attendees admit to daydreaming during the meeting, 73 percent busy themselves doing other work, and about 39 percent actually fall asleep!