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Leading Teams: A Situational Approach
Enhance the leader’s ability to maximize the performance potential of each team member, build trust, boost creativity and improve communication among team members.
Leading Teams: A Situational Approach leverages an understanding of the Situational Leadership® Model in order to explore the specific skills that leaders need to transform diverse groups of individuals into cohesive units. Participants learn to maximize the performance potential of each team member while building trust, boosting creativity and improving communication so that teams can successfully master true collaboration and gain a competitive advantage.
Experience the Benefits of Leading Teams: A Situational Approach
- Recognize characteristics associated with the predictable stages of team development
- Understand how to apply leadership strategies with high probabilities of success
- Distinguish between leading a team and providing leadership for individual team members
- Develop an action plan that can be immediately implemented to accelerate team development
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Resources for Leading Teams: A Situational Approach
Leverage these guides to ensure engagement and alignment between the Trainee and Next-Level Manager throughout the learning cycle.
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What Is the Importance of Team Development in the Workplace?
Overall, team development is essential for creating high-performing teams that can collaborate effectively, innovate, adapt to change, and achieve success in the workplace. Investing in team development can lead to improved outcomes, employee satisfaction, and organizational effectiveness.
