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American Management Association Seminars


Leadership Skills For Supervisors
Seminar No: 02517 -XNBB
CEU Credits: 1.8
Length: 3 days


Develop your own leadership game plan--become a take-charge supervisor!

Every supervisor working today is expected to be more than a coach. You’re also expected to be a leader. Get the leadership skills that will propel your career to the next level!

Attendees:
Supervisors who attend this seminar will develop the individual, group and one-on-one leadership skills they need to keep up with their evolving management roles and responsibilities.

How You Will Benefit:

  • Develop interpersonal skills that help you communicate, listen and handle conflicts
  • Become more effective at influencing others
  • Accomplish goals and control outcomes when dealing with staff, peers, management and other departments
  • Learn how to work with groups and teams to solve problems and accomplish projects
  • Hold performance discussions that result in changed behavior and enhanced productivity
  • Analyze your own styles of behavior and recognize your strengths/weaknesses

What You Will Cover:

  • How to empower yourself and your staff
  • What leadership is from the supervisor’s point of view
  • How to build credibility and trust
  • Analyzing effective listening processes and skills
  • Learning participate leader skills and techniques
  • The three steps of the continuous performance appraisal process
  • Coaching, mentoring and how to give constructive feedback
  • Decision-making tools for effective leadership
  • How to apply problem solving techniques to solve actual problems
  • Teams vs. work groups: learn to lead and build personal effectiveness

Extended/Detailed Seminar Outline

Learning Objectives

  • Develop Interpersonal Skills That Help You Communicate, Listen, and Handle Conflicts
  • Become More Effective at Influencing Others
  • Accomplish Goals and Control Outcomes When Dealing with Staff, Peers, Management, and Other Departments
  • Learn How to Work with Groups and Teams to Solve Problems and Accomplish Projects
  • Hold Performance Discussions That Result in Changed Behavior and Enhanced Productivity
  • Analyze Your Own Styles of Behavior and Recognize Your Strengths/Weaknesses
Introduction
  • Identify What Is Different in Supervision/Management Today
  • Identify the Opportunities for Supervisors/Managers Today
  • Describe Personal Objectives for This Course
  • Define What Leadership Is from a Supervisor’s Point of View
  • Rank Leadership Characteristics
Leadership
  • Identify the Difference between Managers and Leaders
  • Observe Leaders in Action
  • Examine One’s Own Leadership Capability
  • Identify How Leaders Build Credibility and Trust
  • Identify the Leadership Skills That Will Be Needed in the Next Five Years
  • Explore the Forces Encouraging Leadership and the Constraints Working against Leadership for Supervisors
  • Develop One’s Own Leadership Skills Development Plan
Interpersonal Skills
  • Identify Interactive Behaviors and Discuss How Each Is Helpful and/or Distracting When Communicating One-on-One and in Groups
  • Analyze Effective Listening Processes and Skills
  • Practice Questioning Skills to Learn How to Ask Effective Questions and the Effects of Being Questioned
  • Role-Play Management Situations to Demonstrate Participative Leader Skills and Analyze Their Effect on Others
  • Create a Communication Case from Work Experience
  • Resolve a Communication Case Created from Other Group Members' Work Experiences
Coaching and Mentoring
  • Take the "Insight Inventory: Understanding Yourself and Others."
  • List the Elements of Effective Feedback
  • Write Statements about Actual Employee or Team Member Situations Experienced on the Job
  • Describe the Coaching Discussion and Its Format
  • Practice Coaching and Mentoring in Role Plays with Actual Employee or Team Member Situations
Decision-Making Tools for Leading
  • Discuss Three Methods of Brainstorming and Describe the Advantages of Each
  • Discuss the Effects of Organizations on Creativity
  • List the Steps in Problem Solving
  • Apply Problem-Solving Principles and Techniques to Solve Actual Problems from the Job
Learning to Lead Groups and Teams
  • Learn the Differences between Teams Versus Work Groups
  • Get Insight on Their Own Team Building and Personal Effectiveness
  • Practice Group Skills in Exercises That Develop Teamwork
  • Discuss the Role of a Group or Team Leader and Practice Facilitation Skills in the Group Exercises
  • Discover What Needs to Happen before Groups Become Teams
  • Conduct Group Observations Following a Format and Give Feedback to Participants

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