Open Seminar
Leadership Stepping Up: from Good to Great (in English)
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DAY 1
Leadership in modern organizations
What are the facets of leadership, how do you connect them to your challenges
Short presentations followed by small group discussions and whole group sharing
Leading and being led
Exercise on communication, leading and being led
Understanding one’s leadership style and others
Pair-work on leadership styles and the importance of providing space in a modern organization in order to lead effectively
Team Cycles
What to pay attention to and how to prevent or solve challenges during the different team cycles
Presentation followed by group exercises and result sharing
Diversity
Challenges linked to working with diversity
Understanding one’s responsibility in creating and leading an effective organization or team
Actives exercises based on the MBTI (Myers Briggs Type Indicator)
Tribes
Understanding the challenges of tribes in your organization
Identifying and managing the types of tribes. Exercises based on Tribal leadership.
DAY 2
Situational leadership
How to deal with individuals based on their development in the team or the organization.
Presentation followed by small groups exercises and result sharing and group discussion.
Horizontal leadership
How to develop leadership in situations that are not hierarchical
Working with the vision and trust development
Presentation and small groups discussion, exercises in small groups on the vision and the capacity to listen
Dealing with difficult situations
Assertiveness, conflicts
Understanding relationship dynamics
How to develop positive qualities, avoid and solve conflicts
Short presentations and exercises and lineups on conflicts
Working in a complex environment
Understanding the difference between complicated and complex
Changing attitude regarding complexity
Exercise on working in a linear and a complex environment
Group exercise followed by small groups debriefing and group discussion
Action Plan and co-coaching
Setting goals based on the new learning, “making it stick” techniques, sharing and anchoring, feedback and debriefing