A leader in a government organization was in an acting position and had to give performance reviews to members of her team. Her boss’s boss sat in on the sessions (Nothing like a little added stress!). But all was good. Because the acting leader used coaching techniques she learned from Way To Go! in her reviews. The boss’s boss was so impressed that she mandated that ALL managers use this approach when giving performance reviews. This is the power of the Leader as Coach Mastery Program. It will change how your organization does leadership!
This is exactly why the Department of Transportation (DOT) just secured six slots in our upcoming, virtual, Leader as Coach Mastery Program (LACMP). It’s a master class on teaching leaders coaching skills to help engage, inspire and grow team members. One DOT leader, a graduate and champion of LACMP, had this to say:
This fall, LACMP will be held virtually on Sept 26-27, Oct 17-18 and Nov 14-15. We’ll cover topics such as:
The neuroscience behind positive interactions to enhance team performance and relationships.
Techniques to shift from a culture of blaming to one of continuous improvement.
How to leverage systems thinking tools to shift from reactive to strategic thinking.
Delegating effectively, ensuring tasks are understood and completed while developing their team's capabilities.
...and so much more.
It’s experiential with learning labs that enable you to practice and integrate your skills. We intentionally keep the group small with a maximum of 24 people.
No worries. We still have spots left and can take individuals or a group from your organization. But we do advise registering now, as spaces are limited.
What could be a better use of year end funds then to give your leaders the tools they need to lead effectively, inspire team performance, and benefit your organization? You can learn more and register right here.
P.S. If you’d like to hear for yourself from other panelists from our Take Leadership to the Next Level webinar, click here and we’ll send you a link to the video recording.
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