Emerging Leader
Research shows that your first time managers aren’t ready to lead. They not only need support but they also need the necessary skills to learn how to develop their own people. It’s a challenge to move your mindset from being an individual contributor to a manager. Investing in your new leaders early will help them become better at business strategy – sooner rather than later, they can learn how to navigate change and challenges and they can develop good management behaviors before bad ones have gotten ingrained. (NEED AN End here_)
- Do you need assistance with developing your new or aspiring leaders?
- Would it be helpful to have best practices on managing priorities for your organization?
First-Time Manager and Blanchard Management Essentials:
Based on the #1 best-selling book The New One Minute Manager®, participants are introduced to the three secrets of successful managers: Goal Setting, Praising, and Redirecting. The program develops those secrets into a conversation framework that is easy for new managers to understand and master. The First-time Manager program is targeted at employees recently promoted to a management position and those considering a transition into management.
- First-time managers and those considering a transition into management
- Emerging leaders and high potential individual contributors
- Compare the workplace roles of an individual contributor and manager and identify the new mindset required for making the transition.
- Learn the Four Core Conversations based on the secrets of The New One Minute Manager: Goal Setting, Praising, Redirecting, and Wrapping Up.
- Gain the essential communication skills to boost relationships and work well with others based on our time-tested coaching model.
- Practice Communication Essentials and the Four Core Conversations using real-work situations.
Productivity Intelligence:
Most of the time, when individuals say they need ways to manage their time, what they really mean is they need to manage their priorities. Everything is a priority; however, because everything is a priority, it makes it very diffiicult to determine how to manage those priorities and be most effective and efficient. It’s very easy to allow the day to control an individual rather than the individual controlling the day. In this session, learn how to manage priorities, use helpful tools that help with making progress, and allow an individual to gain better control over their calendar.
- Individual contributors or individuals in leadership roles who want to learn how to better manage priorities rather than time
- Executives and senior-level managers
- Mid-level, new managers or supervisors
- Create a plan on How to better manage their day
- Model behaviors that will help with boundary setting
- Use a simple technique to prevent calendar overload
- Analyze their current priority situation to better understand preventive gaps