Effective Leadership Skills for Non-Supervisors
Session Length: 1 Day | Target: Non-Supervisory Personnel that are assuming a leadership role in the organization | Prerequisites: None
There are key people in your organization that need to practice effective leadership because of the roles they play. Perhaps these are individuals targeted to move into a supervisory position, or professionals that manage parts of the enterprise other than people. How will you prepare them to be effective leaders? Topics Include:
- Leadership, Supervision and the Role I Play in the Organization
- Using Behavioral Styles to Work More Effectively With Others (DiSC)
- Who is the Real You?
- Why the Golden Rule Doesn’t Work
- Identifying People’s Behavioral Styles from Their Speech and Actions
- Understanding and Leveraging My Behavioral Strengths
- Understanding and Managing Around My Behavioral Weaknesses
- Developing the People Around Me
- Coaching My Peers
- The Three Coaching Questions
- Developing My Coaching Plans
- Being a Leader When Conflict Arises
- Understanding the Causes of Workplace Conflict
- Are You a Victim of Getting Hooked?
- Three Responses to Workplace Conflict
- Climbing the Empathy Ladder to De-Fuse Conflict
- Working With People Outside My Department
- The People I work With Outside My Department
- Professionalism, Conduct and Dress
- Reporting and Documentation
- How to Document
- Time Management & Prioritization
- The Urgent Vs, the Important
- The D.A.T.A. Tool for Time Management
- D is for Discipline
- A is for A-B-C Prioritization
- T is for To Do List
- A is for Attitude
- Managing Stress on the Job
- What Causes Workplace Stress?
- What Things Stress Me Out?
- Specific Strategies for Managing Stress
- My Action Planner
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