School For Managers:
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This advanced program uses the techniques taught in the School for Managers as a spring board for high-level management training. offering heavy emphasis on the team process. Learn-by-doing techniques combine with special diagnostic tools, self-evaluation, in-class exercises and immediate feedback for a program that picks up where other training programs leave off. Skills addressed include providing constructive feedback, capitalizing on organizational change, resolving conflict in mutually beneficial terms and re-directing team competition into cooperation. Participants are challenged to apply what they have learned and will learn in this session to work in teams to build the "model" organization from a dysfunctional one.
Objectives:
- Leadership/Communication Styles.
- Participate in supervisory surveys to determine your own leadership style.
- Explore the strengths and weaknesses of your style as well as that of others.
- Recognize the elements of active listening and effective communication.
- Translate what you learn into action.
Offering Constructive Feedback:
- Identify appropriate levels of feedback.
- Construct professional feedback and learn to avoid presenting it as personal.
- Develop confidence through exercises and hands-on interaction.
- Gain tips to structure successful feedback sessions.
Change and Time Management:
- Know how your organization responds to change.
- Recognize the responses to change in yourself and others.
- Evaluate, re-organize and better manage time.
- Develop effective to-do lists.
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Conflict Resolution:
- Understand different behavioral methods for handing conflict.
- Recognize the strengths/weaknesses of your style of handling conflicts.
- Engage in on-the-job conflict simulations.
- Utilize conflicts creatively to bring problems to the surface, resolve them to mutual satisfaction and even gain an advantage.
Team Building:
- Understand task-oriented team-building.
- Participate in individual and group team-building skills assessments.
- Define the role of leader and others in the team for increased effectiveness.
- Learn how to redirect unproductive competition into cooperation.
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What Participants Are Saying...
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