Management >> Business Management
Promoting excellence
MB230
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Course Overview
he success of any organisation is directly related to the ability of the leadership team to create an environment that inspires employees to give their best. To quote Simon Sinek‘Great Leaders make us feel Safe’As such that means if our people feel safe, they can explore, grow, and innovate, great things happen.
Course Objective
- Inspire willing followership
- Focus, with clarity on when to manage and when to lead
- Build strong cross functional working teams
- Encourage collaborative working across the organisation
- Apply agility and variance when leading others
- Achieve outstanding results by helping others give the best of themselves
Who Should Attend?
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Course Outline
- Motivation, its goals and its types
- Types of motivation
- Incentive and incentive system
- The importance of incentive systems
- Motivating teams
- Stimulation methods and methods
- Listening and communication skills
- Benefits of interest to the employee
- Basic conditions for the administrative stimulus process
- Guidance and supervision
- Administrative delegation as a trigger for entry
- Foster career loyalty
- The concept of job loyalty and types of loyalties
- The importance of job loyalty to the employee and the organization
Training Methodology
- Presentation & Slides
- Audio Visual Aids
- Interactive Discussion
- Participatory Exercise
- Action Learning
- Class Activities
- Case Studies
- Workshops
- Simulation
Terms & Conditions
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