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Leadership Management

INTRODUCTION

Learn to focus, prioritise and execute your organization’s business strategies and overcome the roadblocks.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  • 24/7 access to e-learning content
  • Lead Business Execution
  • Engage in self-assessment

COURSE OUTCOME

  1. You can identify personal and individual emotions related to pressure at work.
  2. You will know to explain the natural reaction that the learner takes when confronting with pressure situations at work.
  3. Establish the difference between a reaction and a response.
  4. You can examine the theories that surround motivation.
  5. Learn the traits and attitudes of a highly motivated professional.
  6. Describe the use of achievement motivation and relate the same to our own behaviour.
  7. Prepare actions and initiatives to ensure that time and resources are spent on the right tasks.
  8. Prioritize the organization’s business strategies.
  9. Align people to the strategic intent for successful implementation of business strategies.

CONTENT
Performing under Pressure

  • Pressure and Its Triggers
  • Meeting Emotional Challenges
  • Building Resilience to Stress

Self-assessment and Motivation

  • The Fundamentals of Motivation
  • Personal Leadership

Leading Business Execution

  • Prioritizing Strategies
  • Engaging People
  • Building Accountability

BENEFITS

  • Identify the pressure situations, develop self-motivation and overcome the roadblocks.
  • Focus, prioritize and execute your organization’s business strategies.
  • Measure the implementation of actions and initiatives.
  • Identify personal and individual emotions related to pressure at work.
  • Learn to prioritize the organization’s business strategies

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Middle-level and Senior-level leaders
  • Professionals looking for work-life balance
  • Budding Entrepreneurs
  • Professionals seeking to transform their leadership skills

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