Effectively Managing a New Team

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Effectively Managing a New Team

Effectively Managing a New Team

Step into your management role with confidence through Corpoladder's Effectively Managing a New Team. This 5-day course prepares you to successfully build a new team or take over an existing team.

Step into your management role with confidence through Corpoladder's Effectively Managing a New Team. This 5-day course prepares you to successfully build a new team or take over an existing team.

  1. Build a new team or take over an existing team
  2. Establish credibility and trust with your team
  3. Determine priorities, delegate tasks, and motivate employees
  4. Leverage emotional intelligence for effective team management
  5. Craft clear and concise messages and listen actively
  6. Provide constructive feedback
  7. Address and resolve employee conflicts
  8. Manage performance and coach for career growth

Take the first step toward becoming the manager your team needs — enroll today!

Course Curriculum

Below is the module-by-module breakdown for each day of the 5-day program:

Module 1 (Day 1): Foundations for Success
  • Stepping into your new role with clarity and purpose
  • Developing key relationships with leaders
  • Building credibility and trust with your new team
  • Setting goals and expectations
Module 2 (Day 2): Getting the Work Done
  • Leveraging AI for decision making
  • Strategic thinking frameworks for AI
Module 3 (Day 3): Emotional Intelligence for Managers
  • Enhancing self-awareness
  • Regulating emotions
  • Expressing empathy Leveraging team dynamics
Module 4 (Day 4): Communication and Handling Difficult Situations
  • Crafting clear and concise messages
  • Listening to and collaborating with employees
  • Providing constructive feedback
  • Addressing and resolving employee conflicts
Audience

Who should do this course?

  1. Managers establishing a new team
  2. Managers taking over an existing team
  3. People transitioning into management roles
  4. First-time managers