| Managing
the top performers
A
two-day workshop covering the following topic headings:
Introduction
Top Performers – maintain or develop?
Action Centred Leadership
The future as a positive vision
Coaching through Consultative Interviewing
Review
Sometimes
managers find themselves devoting so much time and
effort to raising and improving the standards of
the less successful members of the team that they
overlook the very definite needs of the top performers.
Don’t
leave the top performers to their own devices, just
because they have proved their ability to be successful.
They just might decide to prove it to a competitor
rival by joining them!
The
top performers need effective management just as
much as anyone else, and this two day workshop spends
quality time looking at just how this can be achieved.
Even
better results, a higher retention rate, and all
the attendant benefits this has for the bottom line
are the outcomes.
Realising
your own potential
A
one-day workshop covering the following topic headings:
The
Psychology of Achievement
Mental Laws
Goals = Success
Key Components of Goal Setting
Summary and Review
Whether
you are subject to the mythical “glass ceiling”
or you have a self-imposed concrete one, many of
us fail to achieve all those things of which we
are so capable, purely because we don’t know
what we could achieve, and even if we do, we don’t
know how.
This
highly inter-active one day workshop looks at some
of the key principles involved in enabling people
to be:
“The
best me I can possibly be”.
Do
I want to be a manager?
A
one-day workshop covering the following topic headings:
Introduction
What is a Manager?
What Does a Good Manager Do?
One to One Interviews
Summary and Review
How
often do we come across the scenario where a highly
effective and successful salesman is “promoted”
to a management position? Unprepared, ill-equipped
and, frankly, just not the right person for the
job.
So
how can you establish whether a potential manager
is actually cut out for that kind of responsibility?
How can you identify, quickly and easily, whether
the individual has the skills set necessary to effect
the change into a management role?
This
one day workshop addresses the key issues, enabling
potential managers to see the aspects of the job
in clear detail. They have the opportunity to discuss
these in a one-to-one interview with qualifies managers,
and can then more easily make the decision as to
whether the management route is indeed the one for
them to take.
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