Though I have spent my adult career in various leadership roles I believe where I have fallen short is in emotion control and staying quiet. As a charasmatic person, I im typically loud and freely offer my opinions. Changing this personality trait is a must to be an effective leader.
Know what type of leader you are. Trust and empower your team will be a lifelong success. Physical presence is not necessary, it the by end product that we look after. Listen more and talk less.
Finding out what motivate a person is key!
I plan to observe my team to get a feel of when they need guidance, coaching, and resources to keep them motivated to do what is best themselves and the students.
As I take steps to enter into management, I appreciate the helpful lessons to develop my own voice and leadership style based on trust, authenticity, and empathy. Good training.
I have taken away many tips about how to unify my team and find a common purpose.
Learn time management and know it okay to step away when needed
leadership is positive experiences of effective management and high productive and efficient strategies that brings team member the most motivated.
Have a very focused direction as well as motivate the team to ensure they see the vision clearly.
Emotional intelligence is important!
Good judgment is a muscle — help your team build it!
It's good to learn more on become a successful leader. You will be successful if your employees are happy.
Listen more and talk less. Allow the autonomy for people to make decisions.
Leadership has many aspects to it....learning from each other, keeping a morale compass, being flexible when necessary, and striving to reach common goals whether the team is 1, 10, or 100.
Leadership is everything. It's understanding what motivates you staff and implementing the ideas that will keep that motivation. It's maintaining your emotions when times are tough and letting your emotions go when times are good. It's being consistent in your decision making, removing the crazy makers, and being there when you staff needs you. It's creating a fun environment. It's setting and maintaining standards. It's choosing a good attitude each day you show up to work. The person that can do these things well typically is an affective leader.
I like how this course explained different types of leadership styles, I believe it's critical to understand your style bc it can help you determine how you can affect the employees under your direct influence.
There are many types of leadership and learning to adapt between styles to accomplish overall success is what should guide our decisions and strategies.
I have always focused on emotional intelligence and I feel as though this course solidfied that it is correct
As a reflective practitioner, I want to receive training that will help me become more current and help motivate my team to be awesome at their jobs. This in turn helps me meet KPI's and motivate employees. This training covers a lot of what I already knew but gives a different perspective to help me lead effectively.
I have learned that leading and motivating can be done in several ways. There are different styles of leadership and it depends on who you are adressing and or leading. Really enjoined the training.
