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the many leadership dimensions in order to discover
the most effective skills and tools they will
need for peak performance. During this learning
experience they will face the tough challenges
and develop an awareness of their natural strengths
and resources. Managers will learn to harness
the diverse talents of others, master the "how
to's" of leadership and create high levels
of vested interest among their followers. |
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Self-awareness stimulates managers'
abilities to hone their skills as leaders and enhance their
proactive problem solving capabilities. Managers will effectively
balance the need for stability and change in dynamic work environments. |
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Managers recognize opportunities
to apply balanced management and leadership talents to immediate
issues. |
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Managers select the most appropriate
methods for improved performance. |
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Managers increase their understanding
of the universal applications of great leadership principles. |
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Managers learn how to develop
their unique abilities, capitalize on opportunities for use
and create an action plan for application of their new understanding
of leadership. |
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Develop innovative, practical
solutions to solve complex problems. |
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Reach beyond traditional management methods
to create a culture that supports adaptation to change, proactive
thinking and a true sense of vested interest in the organizations
goals. |
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Develop self-renewing leadership competencies
which reinvent today's methods and blend in to current practices. |
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Utilize new tools for mastering the challenge
of change. |
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Build a solid foundation for self-development
and stimulate the growth and retention of talented staff. |
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