28 Nov, 2023
OVERVIEW Bringing leaders up-to-speed is tough . Whether you’re looking for a new, streamlined process to train your new hires, or want to supplement the existing programme you’ve built, it’s tricky to quickly get leaders up to speed. Organisations try THEIR BEST to HIRE the best individuals who possess ideal leadership competencies to avoid bottom up failure. There are many CHALLENGES that High-Potential Leaders, Aspiring Leaders, First-time Leaders or New Leaders face. Maybe they are struggling with delegating or communicating effectively with team members. Maybe they are struggling to think like a leader, or maybe they are even their prior peers’ new boss. Often, leaders have already developed a robust technical skill set from working as a high-performing individual contributor. However, leaders are going to be judged and evaluated on their “human skills,” NOT just their technical ones. These are common challenges for first-time leaders, and navigating them is critical not only for their own success but their team’s and their organisation’s. Our 2-day Intensive Programme prepares aspiring future new leaders through a “series of simulated activities” that addresses the “dynamics” of management. By helping new managers develop a leader’s mind-set, learn how to effectively manage former co-workers, and identify and bridge their own skills gaps as a leader, this training can help them reach their full potential. Then, they can empower their team members to do the same and achieve group goal as a team. In our program, you will leave the training with the skills you need to lead a high performing team, delegate, motivate and manage team performance. The deliverables will be truly experiential where the participants will expect to learn 12 intensive modules . It is almost like dipping their foot in the pool of what it would be like to really manage people. Why NEW & Seasoned Leaders Should Attend? We have all seen the impact that poor leadership can have on a team or company. Poor leadership leads to underperformance, disengagement, and high turnover. On average, there are more than two million people stepping into management roles for the first time every year. There’s no better time for companies to shift their perspective on training. Gone are the days when training was just for new employees. For new and existing leaders and their teams to Do Better Work, companies need to train new and existing leaders that prepare them for new emergent challenges in the new norm.