Exec Coach and Advisor to Nonprofits, Startups, Mission Driven Orgs - Strategy, Fundraising, Business Development, Leadership AND Small Business Owner
Overview
You’ve probably heard the saying, “employees don’t leave bad jobs, they leave bad managers.” And you can probably think of one or two examples (maybe more!) of “toxic bosses” who demean, demoralize, and devalue their employees. We probably have a pretty good picture in our minds of all the really bad things bad managers do, but what about great managers? What is the secret sauce of great management, and what are the specific things great managers do to cultivate high performing teams? How can we each become the best managers to our people, to inspire and motivate them to bring their very best to our work and our mission?
In this workshop, you will identify the traits of great management and learn the key skills you need to master to embody those traits and share them with your teams.
Service Details
300 minutes
10-50 participants
Key Topics
1
Emotional Intelligence
Learn to master your emotions and build empathy for others
2
Psychological Safety
Create safe spaces that nurture innovative thinking.
3
Effective Communication
Hone your communication skills for clearer and more impactful interactions.
4
Difficult Discussions
Navigate difficult conversations with tact and empathy to drive better results
5
Delivering Feedback
Deliver feedback that inspires your people and unlocks their potential.
Agenda
Setting the Stage
The major differences between individual contributors and managers
What Great Managers Do
Guided exercise and discussion on the skills needed to manage effective teams
How to Cultivate Emotional Intelligence & Psychological Safety
Interactive exercises to help participants cultivate and practice these skills
The Principles of Effective Communication
Learn how to communicate more effectively with your team members
Managing your energy
How to manage your time and energy effectively to avoid burnout
Wrap-up
A time to reflect on learnings and express intentions for the future