Core competencies of an effective manager. Effective team management

Duration 2 days

The seminar can be held online on the official International Business Academy platform. On completion of the training you will be given a link to the recording, which will be available for one month.
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Seminar dates

Schedule: 10:00 to 17:30
Cost 296 500 tenge

excluding VAT

* VAT of 16% will be added to the invoice

The price includes:

  • Seminar
  • Exclusive handout materials
  • IBA certificates
  • Notepads, pens
  • Lunches and 2 coffee breaks
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The training will include many practical cases and exercises in order to build a lasting skill in working with a team.

We will go through the theory in mini-blocks and consolidate it in exercises and business games.

The learning process should be not only informative but also interesting, and work with the team should be effective and in step with today's business realities.

As a result of the training you:

— Will master modern team management theories and build the skills of effectively organising work with employees

— Will practise techniques for setting tasks so that employees actually complete them

— Will learn to apply various motivation theories and use non-material motivation to the full

— Will learn how to increase staff engagement and apply it in work and life

Key Account Manager

Natalya Batukhtina
ns@iba.kz +7 702 777 44 11 WhatsApp

Key Account Manager

Юлия Копцева
manager@iba.kz +7 702 777 44 11 WhatsApp
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Programme

Management

The manager's roles and functions

The management cycle

The concept of a business process

Classification of process chains for performing work

Principles of building and optimising business processes

The manager as team leader

Leadership styles: identifying your own management style

Situational leadership: concept, principles and forms

Determining the subordinate's readiness levels when setting tasks: «can, want to», «can't, want to», «can, don't want to», «can't, don't want to»

Planning as a management function

The classic triad of managing subordinates: «setting the task — delegating authority and allocating responsibility — monitoring execution»

Types of goals (strategic, tactical, quantitative and qualitative), their formulation and criteria (SMART analysis)

Setting the task and motivating staff to complete it

Forms of setting tasks for subordinates: by problem, by result, by algorithm

Choosing the form of task setting depending on the subordinate's readiness level: principles and rules

The influence of the manager's personality and management styles on the level of staff motivation

Transferring responsibility and authority as a motivating factor: advantages and fundamentals of delegation

Managers' mistakes that hinder effective delegation

Myths about multitasking

Communication in the delegation process

The control function

Basic principles of organising control, forms and methods of control;

Types and purposes of staff appraisal

Feedback to the subordinate on task results: communication techniques of motivating feedback and evaluation of work results

Methods of giving conflict-free criticism. Role play

Mentoring and developing department employees

Fundamentals of andragogy. Specifics of adult learning

Forms and methods of professional training

Training at the onboarding stage of a new employee and training an experienced one, approaches and motivation to learn

Mentoring and ongoing monitoring of employee effectiveness, how to combine these tasks: coaching tools

Skills of positive and negative feedback

Fundamentals of staff motivation

The essence of the concepts of motivation and incentives: the goals of motivating staff

Motivating with regard to subordinates' needs. A. Maslow's hierarchy of needs

Motivators and stabilisers

«Expectancy theory»: Classification of rewards. Motivational analysis of subordinates' expectations

The conversation method using the «5P» technique

Motivating an individual employee and motivating a team: fundamental approaches and differences

The 5 languages of appreciation as a practical tool of non-material staff motivation

Wrap-up

Summing up the training

Participants' reflection

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