Otoya Consulting developed a training program for managers: HCI (Human Commited Inside). The program is composed of 14 modules with management basics and specific development tools for increasing leadership.
Pedagogic approach aims to to move people from ideas to behaviours while promoting coherent actions providing a sense of satisfaction and performance.
Training pedagogical objectives allow to :
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