When abusive conduct, harassment, sexual harassment, or discrimination occurs in the workplace, you want employees to have confidence in reporting it to leadership right away. Employees are more likely to bring their concerns about inappropriate conduct to your attention if they trust there will be an immediate follow-up to stop the behavior. This module was designed to show leaders just like you how being proactive can help promote open and honest communication and deter inappropriate conduct in the workplace.
A report by the Center for American Progress states that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission received nearly 20,000 sex discrimination charges in 2022 alone, highlighting the steep cost of inaction. Our Being Proactive Training is designed to shift that narrative. It empowers professionals with the awareness, tools, and confidence to spot risks early, take initiative, and lead with intention. Whether you're preventing workplace misconduct or enhancing team dynamics, being proactive assures that you stay ahead of problems before they escalate.
Each module of Being Proactive Training delivers real-world tools to address instances of inappropriate behavior:
Master the difference between proactive and reactive behaviors, and why early action reduces risk and boosts morale.
Implement behaviors that encourage openness, early reporting, and a culture of accountability.
Deliver daily touchpoints that reinforce workplace policies and respectful conduct.
Demonstrate the behaviors you expect, set the tone through consistent, visible leadership.
Learn the art of expert listening and body language that encourages your team to speak up.
Earn trust by implementing consistent actions, documenting concerns, and partnering with HR to resolve issues proactively.
Identify past issues to prevent future risks; that's the approach proactive leaders follow to look ahead.
Create a personal action plan to lead with integrity, reduce harassment, and strengthen your team.
A Being Proactive Training can reduce harassment and discrimination complaints by up to 30%, as seen in Home Depot’s results after implementing comprehensive programs. Read the benefits below:
Gain proven strategies to detect risks early, helping teams operate smoothly and avoid preventable disruptions.
Designed to support proactive professionals who demonstrate expertise, earn trust, and lead confidently as reliable decision-makers.
Champion early intervention for a stronger safety culture and fewer regulatory issues.
Focus on priorities and lead initiatives rather than responding to a crisis.
Implement a proactive mindset to build trust and performance at every level in your organization.
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This course is ideal for:
Safety managers and compliance officers
Supervisors and team leads
HR professionals
Healthcare and construction personnel
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What are the 5 P's of being proactive?
The 5 Principles (P’s) of being proactive are as follows:
Predict potential risks before they happen.
Prevent problems by taking early action.
Prepare with the right skills, tools, and a positive outlook.
Perform effectively and confidently under pressure.
5. Progress by continuously learning and evolving.
How do I train myself to be proactive?
You can begin by identifying reactive behaviors (immediate response to uncontrollable situations) and replacing them with proactive ones. Being Proactive Training provides daily practices, self-assessments, and simulations to help you build proactivity into your routine.
What is proactive training?
Proactive training is a behavior-based approach. It trains you to act before a situation demands it, improving safety, productivity, and leadership impact.
What is proactive in the 7 habits?
According to a book by Stephen Covey titled ‘Seven Habits of Highly Effective People’, being proactive entails accepting accountability for your choices and actions rather than waiting for external factors or other people to determine how you should react.