Management Skills

Course Code: 290      Days: 4
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London (NW1) 19/08/08 £ 1,695
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Course Overview

When professionals are given new leadership responsibility, their success depends on how quickly they learn people-oriented management skills to complement their expert knowledge.

You gain a working knowledge of the key aspects of management-leadership, delegation, motivation and communication-and practical techniques for getting the best from people.

Audience

This course is valuable for both new and experienced managers. No previous management experience is required.

Skills Gained

  • Develop the vision and skills that result in real team commitment
  • Build and lead empowered and motivated teams
  • Delegate tasks and authority while maintaining control
  • Communicate efficiently at all levels
  • Create world-class team performance
  • Become a skilled and effective leader

Course Outline

Setting the Stage

Management basics

  • The scope of the manager's job
  • Making the transition from expert to manager
  • How managing, leading and administering relate
  • Managing people more expert than you

What kind of manager do you want to be?

  • Ten things all successful managers do
  • Developing a management role model
  • Adapting the model to your managerial situation

Building Vision and Motivation

The power of vision and goals

  • How to build a vision with your team
  • Guiding day-to-day performance according to your vision

Motivating people

  • Recognising people's basic needs
  • Matching the motivator to the individual
  • Why bribes and threats continue to fail

Managing the work-life balance

  • Tapping into the power of the psychological contract
  • Five things that build morale
  • Maximising the benefits of diversity

Working as an Effective Team

Developing ownership within your team

  • Why team ownership is fundamental for today's world-class organisations
  • Creating a high-achievement environment
  • Giving recognition: when and how

Teamwork: the key to successful management

  • What teams can do that individuals can't
  • Recognising different team types
  • Identifying the gaps in your team's makeup and how you can fill them
  • Making contractors into team players

Effective delegation-the key to the committed team

  • Delegating: what, how, when and why
  • Implementing the three basic steps of delegation
  • What you must do before you delegate

Developing Your Management Style

How you do what you do is important

  • Creating a new style of management
  • Becoming a proactive manager
  • Managing as a leader, not an autocrat

The power of empowerment

  • Giving people the skills and authority to win consistently
  • Empowering vs. abdicating: when to exercise your management authority
  • The source of your authority as a manager

Managing yourself effectively

  • Staying focused under pressure
  • Defining and managing your priorities
  • Using visioning tools to help you define your personal management goals

Creating World-Class Performance

Working in a global environment

  • Surviving in today's global-networked marketplace
  • Achieving world-class performance through continuous improvement

Customer-led performance

  • What do customers really want?
  • Focusing the team's behaviour with specific, measurable goals

Managing the Team Day to Day

Daily practicalities

  • Helping your team work more productively
  • Avoiding crisis management
  • Identifying the decisions that are yours to make

Building a positive, productive climate

  • Handling poor performance without creating resentment
  • Using the power of nonverbal messages
  • Integrating coaching and appraisal to build performance
  • Acquiring teaching and coaching skills

Managing expectations

  • How your expectations will influence others
  • Setting expectations for yourself and your team

Continued Growth

  • Applying your new skills back on the job
  • Maintaining momentum in the face of pressures


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