Effective Manager 1 : Embracing your role as a manager
Description de la formation
We often take the manager’s role for granted, assuming that becoming a manager is simply a natural transition in a person’s career path. However, being a manager requires a different skill set than performing a professional or technical trade.
The good news is that effective management skills can be learned. All managers, whatever transition they face, stand to benefit from upgrading their skills. With the help of practical tools and established methods, participants will gain a better understanding of their responsibilities and challenges so they can achieve better results and fully embrace their role as a manager.
Objectifs pédagogiques
À la fin de cette formation, vous serez en mesure de :
- Develop your own vision of what makes someone an effective manager.
- Describe key management functions and skills required to do the job effectively.
- Understand how you exert authority and power, and how you influence the work environment in your management role.
- Learn problem-solving and decision-making tools and techniques, and put them into practice.
- Prioritize and effectively manage your tasks.
Méthodologie
Plusieurs méthodes d’apprentissage permettant de mesurer votre progrès et votre intégration des concepts sont utilisés tout au long de la formation :
- Exposé
- Travail d’équipe
- Travail individuel
- Groupe de discussion
- Étude de cas
- Enseignement par les pairs
- Autoévaluation
Clientèle visée
All managers, including newly appointed managers and those who want to update their skills.
Particularité(s)
This training is also offered as part of the Effective Manager development program (PER-979), which lasts a total of six days (delivered as three 2-day segments).
Transitioning successfully into your role
- Moving up to a management position
Fundamentals of management
- Management: Fact versus fiction
- Trends in management
Core competencies for managers
- Core competency self-assessment
Roles of the manager
- Creating added value
- Different management skills for different levels of authority
- Interpersonal skills
- Developing talent
Agility and continuous improvement
- The agile manager
- Managing operations
- The P-O-L-C framework
Positioning yourself as a manager
- Authoritative vs. authoritarian
- Defining authority
- Exercising authority as a manager
Problem resolution
- The general framework for problem resolution
Decision making
- Decision-making strategies
- Choosing the right approach
- The 8 principles of persuasion
Managing priorities
- How do managers spend their time?
- The urgent-important matrix
- Effective priority-setting
Action plan
- Applying what I've learned
Gary Blainey
CRHA, ACC coach certifié ICF
Gary est conseiller en ressources humaines agréé CRHA ainsi que coach certifié ACC de L’International Coaching Fédération (ICF). Son parcours professionnel l’a amené à se diriger vers la gestion des ressources humaines où il a œuvré principalement en développement organisationnel et formation dans les secteurs publics, parapublics et privés. Ce cheminement professionnel, lui a permis d'acquérir une très solide expérience dans la mise sur pied et la diffusion de programmes de formation axés sur le développement de compétences et l’accompagnement individuel auprès de gestionnaires et du personnel.
Témoignages
"Highly recommend this managerial training. It addressed a lot of real life issues I face at work. As a new supervisor, it provided guidelines on how to be a great manager, how to tackle issues and how myself and my team can become more efficient and productive."
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