(One-day workshop)

Helen Lomax - Workshop Leader
This workshop should really be called a toolbox. It is packed with valuable skills to help individuals enhance their abilities in dealing with others in all sorts of situations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
- Anyone who wishes to improve their style of management
- Anyone who wishes to be an effective manager
YOU WILL LEARN TO:
- Identify the characteristics of a good manager
- Build strong relationships
- Create a trusting, productive environment
- Recognize and avoid traps and pitfalls
- Develop a strong communication strategy
- Deal with the many requirements of being an effective manager
COURSE OUTLINE
Principles of Good Management
- Identifying skills critical to success
- Adapting your personal style to deal with others
- Examining the Santa Clara Study and what people want in a “Leader”
- Understanding your staff needs
Build Your Skills
- Examining current strengths and areas for development
- Exploring your 5 Power Bases
- Realizing your role and contribution to the company
- Understanding what works for you – charisma, collaboration or compliance
Guide Your Staff
- Developing a communication strategy that works for everyone
- Building an effective team
- Learning the art of delegation
- Avoiding the games people play and pitfalls of the job
Handle Conflict
- Dealing with conflict in a timely manner
- Learning to deal with difficult employees and situations
Plan Ahead
- Creating goals and commitment to support the organization’s vision
- Developing a personal action plan
METHODS TO BE USED
This workshop is insightful and interactive. Participants will examine research data and explore their current managerial style through group discussions and exercises.