Understanding Yourself and Others: Using the MBTI
Session Description The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is the most widely used personality inventory in the world. Managers and employees agree that personality clashes can be major deterrence to a team realizing its full potential. The MBTI seeks to help individuals understand different perspectives in nonjudgmental terms. This increase in understanding differences leads to increased communication and improved overall team performance. Learning ObjectivesGain an understanding of their own MBTI preference and their strengths and limitationsGet to know each other better personally and professionallyGain an understanding and an appreciation of the style differences that exist within peopleBe able to create effective interactions with clients and staff based on an understanding of these differencesIdentify their work style and its implication to their professional environment MethodologyMyers Briggs Type Indicator – self-assessmentLectureDiscussionGroup activitiesIndividual activities Target Audience Leaders and employees at all levelsHigh-potential individual contributorsProject/program managers
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Coaching Skills for Leaders
Session Description: Some individuals are leadership coaches; they are the noun. Others in leadership need to understand how to use coaching skills; they need the verb. This session provides key insights into how leaders can add coaching methodologies to their toolkit to create better employee engagement and performance improvement. As leaders learn new ways to coach and adopt frameworks to create awareness with those they are leading, they will also personally develop in their leadership approach. Learning Objectives: Understanding the distinctions between leading, coaching, advising, consulting, and mentoringLearning key coaching moves that include questions, assessments, and listeningIdentifying how different stages of adult development require different leader interactionsMethodology: LectureIndividual activitiesQuestion and answer Target Audience: Leaders at all levelsHigh-potential individual contributorsProject/Program managers
Discover Your Signature Talents with the StrengthsFinder
Session Description The StrengthsFinder assessment is a tool that is designed to allow individuals to discover their signature talents—natural ways of thinking, believing or feeling that are innate to each of us. We all possess talents in different degrees, and by leveraging our talents with knowledge, skill, and partnerships, we’re able to turn talents into strengths. Using our strengths in our day-to-day working life directly contributes to a more productive work experience and a better team environment. This session is designed to introduce the individual to their signature talents and how they impact their performance, learn the talents of their peers and how they can work together to drive results.Learning ObjectivesLearn personal strengthsUnderstand how to leverage your strengths in your work and with your teamDevelop an action plan to take this knowledge into your day-to-day activitiesMethodology Self-assessment LectureDiscussionParticipants will engage in individual and group activities, such as self-reflection, table group discussionsTarget Audience Leaders and employees at all levels
Managing Managers
Session Description Some of the basic principles of performance management apply to managers. The difference is what aspects of their performance you are trying to measure and develop. When you were a manager you needed to set clear goals, provide feedback, and lead team culture. Now you need to coach your managers to do the same. Managing managers is an art. Learn the best ways to develop and coach your managers into superstars like you. Learning ObjectivesUnderstand and implement coaching techniquesUnderstand and plan behavior modelingUnderstand and use manager management conversationsBuild manager management plans MethodologyLectureDiscussion Target Audience Leaders at all levelsProject/program managers