
This workshop will
enhance your ability to successfully manage the changing expectations
from your boss, peers and team members in your new role and
responsibilities.
This workshop will
prepare you for a complete change of responsibilities and help you plan
for the challenges that lay ahead of you with improved confidence and
success.
Who should attend
Objectives
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Master critical steps that will help you shift your mental
focus from staff member to supervisor
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Identify your personal roadblocks to leadership success
and overcome the obstacles
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Take on a new position of authority without coming across as
bossy, smug, or domineering
- Establish a presence
and build credibility
- Adapt your behavioral
style with ease to build better working relationships
- Delegate tasks to
others, focusing on clear results
- Understand what
motivates
- Gain awareness of
basic laws and regulations as they apply to performance reviews,
including EOE and ADA
- Learn techniques and
strategies to manage your time and schedule your workload
- Learn how to manage
the change process
- Challenges and
pitfalls to avoid
- How to best
communicate with managers, peers and employees
- How to set goals that
allow you to measure progress accurately
- Delegation and
barriers
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What are the best ways to overcome fear of delegation so you can
learn to assign tasks firmly and fairly?
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How do you avoid stepping on toes while encouraging others,
including your peers, to continue to perform at their peak?
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How do you handle employees who constantly bicker, drag down morale,
and try to undermine each other in order to create a more peaceful,
productive work environment?
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How can you continue to be a supportive, strong shoulder for others
on your team, yet present the authoritative demeanor that is now
expected of you?
- Learn basic laws
governing performance reviews
- Giving and Receiving
Feedback constructively
- Guidelines to improve
coaching relationships
- Learn how to use time
management tools
- How to manage and
protect your time
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Avoid the most common pitfalls involved in this type of transition
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Recognize and manage the different work/personality styles of your
employees
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Build trust and gain respect through your new relationships
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Improve your communication skills
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And much more!