Effective
supervisors have a dramatic impact on
employee performance and commitment.
Front-line supervisors who are
prepared to lead help their team to
perform effectively and efficiently while
optimizing the organization’s
bottom-line
Front-line
leadership is vital to the success of an
organization.
It provides the connection between
upper management and front-line employees.
Front-line supervisors, managers
and team leaders are the representatives
of the organization.
They need to communicate the
organization’s mission, vision, strategy
and objectives to their team, and help
them understand the role the team plays in
the organization’s success.
The
front-line leader’s success is measured
by the effectiveness of his or her team.
Motivating and empowering the team
to do the right work at the right time has
a definite impact on the organization's
bottom line. Effective leaders empower
others to be the best they can be, to
accomplish more, and to achieve success.
They inspire their teams to make decisions
that take their organization to the next
level.
Success, therefore, comes to the
organizations that equip their front-line
supervisors, managers, and team-leaders
with effective leadership skills.
Purpose & Objectives
This
program is designed to help front-line
supervisors understand their role and to
understand and utilize leadership skills
that will enable them to motivate and
empower their team to success.
We are confident that upon
completion of The
Leader’s Edge
program you will be able to identify and
develop leadership skills that are
essential to effective supervision and
management.
The principles and practices you
will learn will enable you to:
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Know
the difference between managing and
leading
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Dispel
the myths of leadership
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Build
and maintain trust on your team
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Understand
the five leadership roles and balance them
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Confront
behavior that fails to meet expectations
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Do
what is necessary to empower your team
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Create
a clear and inspiring vision for your team
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Identify
the top 10 mistakes supervisors make
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Identify
competencies necessary for success as a
supervisor
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Discover
your own leadership strengths
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Use
a model for motivation.
Who should attend
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Those stepping into a leadership role for the first time
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Experienced managers wanting to review their leadership approach and
optimize their performance
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Leaders trapped in a manager’s mentality |