First-Time Leaders
For first-time and front-line managers, the step-up to leadership roles could be a daunting and difficult challenge. And the numbers prove it: 20% of first-time managers are doing a poor job, according to their subordinates. 26% of first-time managers felt they were not ready to lead others to begin with. This workshop will introduce the learners to a variety of leadership models and familiarize them with practical applications of leadership. Participants will discover how they can act as leaders in all areas of their lives – at home, in their communities, and in the world at large without necessarily being in traditional leadership positions – and how that can be effectively applied to a workplace scenario.
Program benefits
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Program Objectives
- Helping participants make the transition to a leadership role
- Understanding leadership – what it is, and what it is not
- Outlining different styles of leadership – their advantages and disadvantages
- Using effective decision making skills to become an effective leader
- Key leadership and management skill
- Self-Assessment
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Learning Outcomes
- Become more influential
- Understand and exhibit accountability
- Identify leadership development goals specific to your own and individual needs
- Build rapport with employees, managers and peers
- Resolve common day-to-day employee issues
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Learner’s Profile
- Team Leads
- Newly promoted/inducted managers
- Future Managers
- Prospective Managers and Supervisors
- Project Managers
- Anyone who could benefit from being more influential