Program Overview
Situational leadership is one of the managerial essentials, which stresses on both relationship and task behaviors in execution effectiveness and efficiency. Adopting the principles of situational leadership, leaders and managers in your organization can equip themselves with the necessary tools to skillfully navigate the workforce towards operational excellence. With high adaptability to any circumstances, the skills
Situational Leadership Essentials
Situational Leadership Essentials
- Communication
- Influence and persuasion
- Leadership styles
- People development
- Self-awareness
Training Outcome
After completing the training, you should be able to:
- Build immediate rapport with new team members
- Deal confidently with conflicts and disagreements
- Handle difficult people with less stress
- Identifying and removing limiting beliefs about people
- Influence others to win
Our Methodology
To change your direction, shift your thinking.
Our programs are initiatives that last. They encourage new ways of thinking. They open up ways to create extraordinary achievements. We believe individual behavior and attitude contribute significantly to the overall excellence of your organization. So we focus on what really matters.
Our unique methodology of combining experiential, instructional and discovery learning, and supported by modern coaching technology, creates powerful shifts in attitudes and behavior that will encourage sustainable change in your organization. These changes make an impact on results where it matters.
In our programs, you can expect an extensive use of case studies, debriefing, dyads, facilitated coaching, feedback, games and activities, group discussions, lectures,
Course Outline
Our program outline encompasses the following modules:
Day 1:
Module 1: Discover The Leader In You
- Leadership archetypes
- Your leadership type
- Your style under stress
- The type that inspires you
- Creating your leadership brand
Module 2: Leadership & Team Development
- Team development model
- Forming stage
- Storming stage
- Norming stage
- Performing stage
Module 3: Team Development Diagnosis
- Competency
vs commitment - The Enthusiastic Beginner
- The Disillusioned Learner
- The Capable But Cautious Performer
- The Self-Reliant Achiever
Module 4: Team Development Needs
- Characteristics of types
- The D1s
- The D2s
- The D3s
- The D4s
Day 2:
Module 5: Team Leader Flexibility
- Directive
vs Supportive - Directing style
- Coaching style
- Supporting style
- Delegating style
Module 6: Flexing
- Matching styles with needs
- S1 and D1: What do you do
- S2 and D2: What do you do
- S3 and D3: What do you do
- S4 and D4: What do you do
Module 7: Coaching Tools And Techniques
- Understanding before action
- Setting goals
- Reality check
- Generating ideas
- Gaining commitment
- Seeking support
Module 8: Feedback
- What is
feedback - The feedback of feedback
- Giving feedback
- Receiving feedback
- Using feedback as a way to coach