Karl Boettcher

Visual Image Photography- Photography Manager
 http://www.vipis.com/

Karl Boettcher has been working for Visual Image Photography since 1995. In 2000, he became the Photography Manager for VIP, where he has grown and trained a staff of photographers to meet their full-time and seasonal needs. During their seasonal peaks, VIP employs about 100 photographers throughout the southeastern Wisconsin and greater Chicagoland regions.

With a degree in photojournalism from Ohio University, Boettcher has been able to give back to the community by documenting Stars and Stripes Honor Flight trips over the last decade and Camp Hometown Heroes, two organizations that VIP is proud to support.

Boettcher has also been a regular presenter at KEMPA and several other local yearbook workshops, where he is able to share his passion for photography with the next generation of visual storytellers. In 2018, he was a presenter at the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention.

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  • Day 3

    January 29, 2021 (Friday)

  • 07:30  - 08:30
    Hiring is the most important thing a manager does. And if you hire well, you will need to manage less. This hour long session is split into 2 sections, with a 10-minute Q&A period after each section. In the first part, you'll learn how to find candidates for your job. Learn where to look, and how to write a want ad that attracts people to your job openings. Learn how to conduct a successful interview and what steps to take after it's over. What questions should you ask? Which questions should you avoid? How should you evaluate the people you interview? Finally, in the first section, what do you do when you're ready to hire someone? Find out what key steps you should take to create an onboarding process that gets your new hire excited to work for you. In the second section, what do you need to know to create a great training program? Once a new hire is working for you, how do you help them become a high performing employee? Are you a manager, a leader, or both? Is there a difference? How to get the most out of your employees by being a better boss.
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