Engaging Your Team Through Turbulent Times
Engaging Your Team Through Turbulent Times
Session Description
Current events have reinforced for all of us that change is both pervasive and can happen at any time. In this new reality where social, financial, political and environmental changes present themselves to us at the speed of light, understanding how to manage change – whether planned or unexpected – is critical for leaders at all levels within organizations. Amidst turbulent times, when organizations call upon employees not just to carry on, but to remain engaged and highly productive, leaders able to proactively and skillfully manage change are invaluable. This highly interactive online workshop will allow you to strategize for current or anticipated changes that are top-of-mind for you. It will give you the skills to recognize your, and others’, reactions to change; it will enable you to identify and manage resistance. Leaders will acquire a practical set of tools to apply with their direct reports to maintain trust and productivity under constantly changing organizational conditions.
- Understand the distinction between the operational and human sides of change
- Give you the skills to recognize your, and others’, reactions to change; to identify, manage and, ultimately, overcome resistance to change
- Build confidence in your personal ability to thrive in complex and volatile times
- Help you model and facilitate productive behaviors despite environmental uncertainty and turbulence
- Acquire a practical set of tools to apply with your direct reports to maintain trust and productivity under constantly changing organizational conditions
- Allow you to reflect on and strategize for current or anticipated changes that are top-of-mind for you
Methodology
- Mini-lectures with relevant examples
- Interactive exercises
- Individual reflection, including self-reflection
- Small group discussions
- Peer coaching
- Application & action planning
Target Audience
- Supervisors
- Managers
- Team Leaders
- High-potential individual contributors
Engaging Your Team Through Turbulent Times
Engaging Your Team Through Turbulent Times
Session Description
Current events have reinforced for all of us that change is both pervasive and can happen at any time. In this new reality where social, financial, political and environmental changes present themselves to us at the speed of light, understanding how to manage change – whether planned or unexpected – is critical for leaders at all levels within organizations. Amidst turbulent times, when organizations call upon employees not just to carry on, but to remain engaged and highly productive, leaders able to proactively and skillfully manage change are invaluable. This highly interactive online workshop will allow you to strategize for current or anticipated changes that are top-of-mind for you. It will give you the skills to recognize your, and others’, reactions to change; it will enable you to identify and manage resistance. Leaders will acquire a practical set of tools to apply with their direct reports to maintain trust and productivity under constantly changing organizational conditions.
- Understand the distinction between the operational and human sides of change
- Give you the skills to recognize your, and others’, reactions to change; to identify, manage and, ultimately, overcome resistance to change
- Build confidence in your personal ability to thrive in complex and volatile times
- Help you model and facilitate productive behaviors despite environmental uncertainty and turbulence
- Acquire a practical set of tools to apply with your direct reports to maintain trust and productivity under constantly changing organizational conditions
- Allow you to reflect on and strategize for current or anticipated changes that are top-of-mind for you
Methodology
- Mini-lectures with relevant examples
- Interactive exercises
- Individual reflection, including self-reflection
- Small group discussions
- Peer coaching
- Application & action planning
Target Audience
- Supervisors
- Managers
- Team Leaders
- High-potential individual contributors