Tips to Transition Your Employee to a Leader
OVERVIEW
Does
your promotion process focus on seniority and/or technical skills?
Transitioning from employee to manager is difficult and 50-60% of first-time
leaders fail within the first 24 months of their new role! Why? Most people
taking on a management role for the first time have had little or no management
training; they are forced to learn as they go, upping the stress level all
around. Or, the skills and work that got them the job aren’t the ones needed to
be a successful leader, which makes the transition from peer to team leader
difficult. How can you set new managers up for success? First, identify their
leadership expertise and fill in the gaps with outside training, on-the-job
coaching or a combination of both. Second, understand who they are. By
identifying their behavioral preferences and natural leadership style, you can
help them understand how to be a new leader and channel their strengths and
improve their weaknesses to create self-aware, successful managers.
WHY
SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Just
because you have a top performing employee, does not necessarily mean they will
be a top performing manager. Understand the procedure for transitioning
from employee to manager and set your new leaders up for success with this
webinar.
AREAS
COVERED
Leadership
development, how to transition from employee to manager, first-time managers,
keys to success in the first 90 days of leadership.
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
- Identifying
employees’ strengths and challenges BEFORE promoting to a leadership role
- How
to help employees transition from employee to manager, and create a
culture of success for first-time managers through self-awareness and
coaching
- Understanding
what makes a good leader and the keys to success during a new leader’s
first 90 days
- Avoiding
the common pitfalls of first-time leaders
WHO
WILL BENEFIT
Leaders
looking to promote employees to a leadership role.
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link:
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