- Leadership
- What is leadership and when do you lead?
- How much leadership is appropriate and necessary?
- Typical responsibilities of a leader
How competent are you as a leader?
- Key characteristics of effective leaders
- Your role as a leader
- Role clarity vs. role diffusion
- Recognizing your own resources
Which management techniques do you know and use?
- Locomotion and cohesion
- Management by Objectives
- Management by Delegation
- When and how to apply these techniques
Which leadership style do you practice?
- Cooperative, authoritarian, and laissez-faire styles
- Situational leadership: what does it mean for you as a leader?
How is your perception as a leader?
- Expanding perceptual awareness
- Distinguishing between perceiving, interpreting, feeling, and acting
- Guided self-awareness
- Self-perception vs. perception by others
How well do you interact with your employees?
- Establishing positive relationships
- Supporting employees effectively
- What do you expect from your employees?
- Giving feedback and recognition
- Intervention strategies in challenging situations
Methode
The training is based on a varied mix of methods including short lectures, moderated discussions, exchange of experiences, group work, and practical exercises.
Through self-reflection and a structured self-assessment, participants gain valuable insights into their personal leadership style and development. The transfer of learning is sustainably supported through interactive and engaging formats.