Management Programs

16 E. 34th Street, 866-470-1922

Supervising for Success MD102

$1495.00

  • New York, NY - Apr 29, 2010 - Apr 30, 2010

New skills form a different tool kit are needed when you have direct reports. This workshop examines basic supervisory skills of setting an environment, training, delegating, and giving effective feedback that improves productivity. Day 2 focuses on methods for creating work groups, setting group goals and working through roadblocks as the group matures. Course materials include case studies and interactive exercises.

Key Topics

  • Understanding and applying directive vs. supportive management approaches
  • Delegating without guilt
  • Motivation
  • Fixing problems instead of blame to set a productive team environment
  • Looking at the myth of content (expert) leadership vs. process (facilitation) leadership
  • How and when to delegate to get the job done
  • How to give effective feedback
  • Bad teams are bad for a reason
  • Structured method to set groups and work through road blocks
  • The typical traps of solving a problem in a group and how to avoid them
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