STEP-UP TO LEADERSHIP (2 DAYS)

PURPOSE

Business has changed. What was once a stable and predictable environment is today a global arena with new competitors, changing technology and shifting markets and fluctuating monetary conditions - all in a corporate atmosphere of mergers, downsizing, restructuring and uncertainty.

Management’s challenge is to develop the processes effectively to implement its vision and strategy. It is no longer enough to build good plans but to be able to effectively lead in the execution of these plans. Leadership and the essential behaviours of business leaders is a critical element of a successful business. Building a successful business begins with the right leadership to bring about development of good plans and effective execution of those plans. 

Taking risks and innovating and empowering teams, establishing a common purpose/shared vision and adopting entrepreneurial initiatives are all part and parcel of what organisations are striving for. With businesses becoming more cross-functional, the management of cross functional teams skills require significantly different and new mindsets.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The WORKSHOP will reinforce the following learning objectives:
  • Identify their personality style and understand their personal strengths and weaknesses
  • Use their personal profile to their advantage
  • Understand other people’s style and improve interpersonal relationships and performance
  • Identify the individual’s change responsiveness.
  • Develop actions plans for improvement.

KEY WORKSHOP HIGHLIGHTS

  • Role of a Leader
    Myths, behaviours, assumptions, and perceptions
  • Discover Your Personality Style
    Participants use the personality profiling tools to uncover individual and other people’s different behavioral styles, and discuss how each style can be applied to build positive relationships with co-workers and customers
  • Situational Leadership
    Discuss the leadership styles.
  • Adapting Your Leadership Style
    Role play of interpersonal interactions and profiling others
  • Building Effective Teams
    Understand the phases of team development and apply the appropriate leadership styles for each phase. Profile your team’s development phase.
  • Leader as a Communicator
    Using Communication Techniques Mentoring & Coaching
    Factors That Limit Performance
    Importance of Questions
    Learning how to really listen.
    Using Reflective Responses
  • Leading Change
    Understand the nature of change.
    Understand how individuals respond to change.
    Understand how change is perceived and understand reactions to change.
  • Action Planning
    Developing personal action plans to bring learning back to the workplace. Using experiential approach participants will be able to apply what they learn in a learning risk-free environment.

WHO MUST ATTEND

First line supervisors or new managers who are in charge of teams. Newly-promoted/young managers who are new to management and require a 'toolkit' for leadership skills. Experienced managers who wish to sharpen or develop new best-practiced skills. Executives identified for greater responsibilities or promotion to a managerial position.

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