Key to Effective Supervision Course

Course Code: MQ 221
Course Abstract:

This course begins with identifying the roles of a supervisor. As the day progresses, participants identify their leadership style and examine blockers that could hinder their leadership ability. Participants explore three styles of management and review a basic theory of human behavior as it relates to leadership. They learn a model of interaction that enhances a collegial relationship with their associates. Issues such as building trust and delegation are fully explored.

Audience:

This course is designed for anyone.

Duration: 1 day
Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:

> Understand a basic theory of human behavior and how it relates to leadership
> Identify his or her personal leadership style
> Understand the different styles of interaction
> Identify what employees need and want from their jobs
> Understand ways to build trust
> Identify levels of trust

Course Topics:

Introduction
Evolution of supervisor’s responsibilities
The changes in roles

Styles of Management
Classical
Buddy
Participatory
Leadership Inventory
Analysis and debrief

Understanding Human Behavior
The cycles
What people want from their job?
Human Behavior Truisms

Interaction Styles
Parent-Adult-Child model (PAC)
The five key questions and identifying the “hook”
Case study


Building Trust
Defining trust
TOP Inventory
Behaviors associated with trustworthiness
Rebuilding trust

Summary and Conclusion

Prerequisites:

None.

Note: All fields are required
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