While your specific training components will be built around your specific needs and goals, there are eleven general skill categories that will be the starting point of your program.
We believe training should be practical, not philosophical. Each session is designed to address obvious needs, often mixing concepts from multiple categories. We break concepts down into practical, memorable phrases and visuals that many clients remember, teach and use years after hearing them. Throughout the program we revisit, model, practice, and apply key concepts.
These aren’t good ideas you hear and forget. These are critical skills you LEARN and USE.
As part of your private workshop you will have the right to use all training concepts and materials internally for the life of your company. (You just can’t reproduce or sell them commercially without permission. And writing us a check.)
· ACTIVE MANAGEMENT: Most people get promoted, but never trained. Get past the clichés and philosophy and learn what really makes a manager effective or ineffective. You’ll get specific tools and practice specific techniques throughout the programs.
· LEADERSHIP: Learn how to break out of the super-doer trap and begin to really lead. Section includes professional develop and managing yourself, things like time management, how to organize and what to prioritize.
· LEADERSHIP TEAMS: Learn what makes teams succeed or fail and how to build better ones.
· MEETINGS: Meetings can be efficient, productive, and enjoyable. Learn simple secrets you can apply right away for way better meetings, including virtual ones.
· HIGH PERFORMING WORK CULTURE: Culture is not about cake. Culture is about work culture, the habits and standards team members hold each other to. You’ll learn the critical elements of high performing cultures and begin resetting your own culture and standards.
· ACCOUNTABILITY: Every organization knows accountability is critical. But most leaders don’t feel like they’re good at it and/or doing it consistently enough. Learn to spot and avoid the mistakes people make and how healthy accountability really works. You’ll have specific tools and distinctions you can apply and share.
· CONFRONTATION: Getting confrontation right is so important that we treat this as its own category. You’ll learn the Three C’s of healthy confrontation. More important, you will see it modeled and practice it throughout the program. You might never love doing it, but you’ll be good at doing it the right way and for the right reasons.
· CELEBRATION: Very few organizations do enough celebration. People work harder when the wins feel like winning. Learn simple ways to incorporate celebration that improve morale, reinforce good behaviors and core values, and help you keep your best people.