leading and managing
While some people are 'natural leaders', most others find leading and managing to be a challenging experience for which they have had little preparation. Clear leadership and effective management are skills that can be developed - and don't require a 'gift for leadership'.
Programme details
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Programme content
- How do I move forward and from where
- Ownership and responsibility
- Leadership and management: aspects of my role
- Purposeful goalsetting
- Planning
- Insights
- Business improvement projects
- A methodology for defining and assessing business improvements
- Self-management and organisation: values and prioritising
- Critical results: what do I really deliver and how do I get those results with and through others
- Effective delegation process
- Coaching skills: listening, feedback and asking questions
- Good communication at work
- Problem-solving
- Final presentations and celebrations: refining presentation skills
- Tracking, recognising and valuing achievement
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Duration
- Four nonconsecutive days.
Programme structure
Leading and managing is structured into four full-day sessions. There is a pre-programme of self- and manager-assessment - so that the programme properly targets the areas which you and your organisation needs to develop.
Includes personality profile – all delegates receive an ‘Insights’ personality profile, to help them better understand themselves and how they interact with others.
Intended audience
Leading and managing is aimed at
the middle-manager level, those new to their role, or those who have been performing their role for a while without formal training.
It is designed to help you:
- establish a clear platform for development.
- get clear about the most helpful and effective approach to being a manager.
- take a simple yet focused approach to planning that can be used for planning anything from meetings to projects.
- understand and use your Insights profile to good business effect.
- value different behaviours, approaches and styles.
- look afresh at your area of responsibility and see what improvements an innovative approach can make - improvements with bottom-line impact.
- create a sense of ownership and being valued in your team.
- recognise what’s important to you and the company, and prioritise accordingly.
- get clear about what matters to you, for yourself and your team.
- be more effective with people at all levels.
- define where and how you add value to your team and organisation through your role .
- adopt an approach to delegation that stops you thinking “It’s quicker/easier to do this myself!”
- understand the value of coaching in your role.
- identify opportunities to take a coaching approach to managing.
- learn to refine your listening skills.
- give and receive effective feedback.
- understand how to ask relevant and useful questions.
- develop confidence in your communication style.
- understand how to structure communication effectively.
- use a solid, rigorous approach to review your own development.
- structure and make an effective presentation.
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