Supervisor Tactics: A collection of techniques that new supervisors must know
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Overcome challenges and build a strong team!
You are New supervisor Are you facing challenges on all sides? Feeling anxious about managing a team, delegating tasks, or communicating with subordinates? In this new role, lacking the necessary skills can lead to work disruptions, problems with team relationships, or even a decrease in self-confidence. Many organizations find that New supervisor Often requires self-learning through trial and error, leading to delays and ineffective performance.
course “Supervisor Tactics: A collection of techniques that new supervisors must know.” It is specially designed to be armed with New supervisor We'll take you through every aspect of effective leadership, from personal management, analytical thinking, team management, personnel development, to essential communication skills. Whether it's teaching, delegating, coaching, or providing constructive feedback, you'll learn techniques and concepts that will help you overcome challenges, become a leader your subordinates trust, confidently lead and develop your team to grow, and be ready to handle any future changes.
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Download learning materials: Supervisor Tactics - 2
Role of Task Management for New Supervisors - 3 Analytical Thinking
- 4 Systematic thinking using the Six Hats Model
- 5 Time Management and Prioritization Techniques
- 6 Emotional Intelligence Techniques
- 7 Creative thinking techniques for work development (Creativity Thinking)
- 8 Role of Team Management for New Supervisors
- 9 Problem solving and analysis techniques with a team
- 10 Change Agent Creation Process
- 11 Team Success Indicators Setting Techniques (Goal Setting)
- 12 Steps to find solutions when encountering conflicts or common problems
- 13 Techniques for adapting to working with 4 styles of people
- 14 4-State Task Assignment Techniques
- 15 Techniques for building trust
- 16 On the job training process
- 17 Delegation process
- 18 Follow up process
- 19 Coaching Process
- 20 Powerful Question Techniques to Develop Subordinates' Thinking
- 21 Listening techniques to increase the confidence of subordinates (Active Listening)
- 22 Motivation techniques
- 23 Techniques for creating a good working atmosphere
- 24 Greeting Techniques for Building Relationships (Rapport)
- 25 Techniques for Praising Subordinates (Praise)
- 26 How to criticize subordinates without damaging relationships (NVC Model)
- 27 Notification Techniques
- 28 Feedback techniques
- 29 Techniques for persuading subordinates (Persuade)
- 30 Story telling techniques, sharing experiences (Story Telling)
- 31 Techniques for presenting interesting numbers (Data Presentation)
- 32 Techniques for giving orders with both heart and work (Direction)
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Develop personal management skills Manage time, prioritize, control emotions, and think analytically and systematically.
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Build leadership and manage teams effectively Understand leadership roles, analyze and solve problems together with the team.
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Learn in-depth team development techniques Expert in on-the-job training (OJT), delegation, follow-up, and coaching.
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Enhance advanced communication skills Greet, compliment, criticize, persuade, and provide constructive and positive feedback.
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Understand and adapt to work with people of different styles. Communicate and assign tasks appropriately to each type of subordinate.
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Create a positive work environment Spark motivation and trust in your team
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Increase confidence in leadership Step into the role New supervisor Stable and professional
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Enhancing team performance Build strong teams that work well together and achieve organizational goals.
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New supervisor Or those who are about to become supervisors
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Executives, Managers Those who want to review and strengthen comprehensive team management skills
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The person responsible for teaching, delegating work and developing subordinates.
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General public Those who want to develop leadership skills to prepare for the future
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