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课程名称:领导力课程 - 从你领导的人那里学习! 概述:“领导者”并不是你可以‘声称’的头衔。如果你所领导的人尊重你、信任你并相信你,那么他们将称呼你为他们的领导者。这个决定完全在于他们,而他们决定称呼你为领导者的直接原因来源于你的行为。根据《哈佛商业评论》,领导力85%来自人际交往技能(态度和行为),而仅有15%是操作能力(才能和技术知识)。此外,英国的一项研究显示,95%的高级领导者相信他们得到了追随者的‘信任’,而同一调查(覆盖2000名英国工人)则显示,只有16%的追随者信任他们的领导者。这是一个巨大的认知差距! “从你领导的人那里学习的领导力课程”是一个持续3小时的课程,这一课程整整花费了25年时间的沉淀。课程作者安迪·爱德华兹表示:“在过往的25年中,我培训和辅导了许多领导者,但同样重要的是,我也辅导了成千上万的追随者。这让我独特地了解到,领导者的心理和追随者最常抱怨的点。”作为一名经过认定的行为心理学家,安迪发现最佳的领导者教训往往来源于追随者。但很多领导者和追随者并没有意识到这些教训的价值,尤其是领导者,他们往往认为必须“掌控一切”,以至于没有寻求学习的机会,或者完全忽视了来自追随者的反馈。 这门课程的独特之处在于,从团队成员的角度来看待领导力,而不是领导者单方面传授经验。 课程内容概览: 第一部分,安迪探讨了许多领导者面临的问题,分享了他自己的经验以及著名机构的调查结果。一个突出的特点是安迪提供的“追随者简报文件”,在许多讲座后,你可以下载信息表或练习材料,这些内容就像是追随者给领导者的“简报”。 第二部分,课程介绍了领导力的六个‘C’,基于一个基本但不太舒适的真相:“团队中的任何问题可能是你领导能力(或缺乏)的一种反映。”领导者常常抱怨团队的失败,却没有认识到自己能做的改变。 第三部分则揭示了七个领导者的‘失败’,这些失败主要是由追随者所叙述。这一部分表明,追随者在向领导者抱怨时,常常是因为这种关系的恶化造成的,而不是追随者本身的态度问题。 课程最后两节则强调了两个重要的领导方式:“一致性重于强度”,以及领导者可以询问的最重要的问题。课程结束时强调,商业其实是关于人的。太多公司之所以表现不佳,并不是因为领导者不懂业务,而是因为他们不理解员工需不需要什么才能发挥出最佳表现。 参加完这门课程后,你将能够: - 理解世界级领导力与客户满意度之间的联系 - 明确人们成为领导者的原因和条件 - 了解追随者对领导与管理的具体期待 - 知晓追随者真正想要和需要的内容 - 承担领导责任,并解决团队中的问题 - 了解七个领导失败及其影响,并清楚如何克服这些问题 - 有足够的信心去询问追随者领导者可以问的最重要的问题! 此课程并不适合心志脆弱的领导者。希望你是一位新任领导者(或即将成为领导者)或一位经历过磨难的领导者,准备好学习一些不太舒适的真相,并愿意承担责任,不否认这些材料的适用性。 此课程针对那些具备自我意识和开放思维的领导者,致力于学习来自追随者的真实反馈。
"Leader" is not a title you can ‘claim'. If the people in your charge respect you, trust you and believe in you… then THEY will call you their leader. The decision is entirely theirs.And their decision to call you leader is a direct product of how you behave. Because, according to the Harvard Business Review, Leadership is 85% people skills (attitude and behaviour) - and just 15% operational talent (aptitude and technical knowledge).Furthermore - research in the UK shows that 95% of senior leaders believe they are 'Trusted' by their followers. That same survey (across 2,000 UK workers), indicated that just 16% of followers trust their leaders. THAT'S A HECK OF A PERCEPTION GAP!"Leadership Lessons from the people you lead", is a 3 hour course that took 25 years to create.Andy Edwards, the course author says:"Having been in business for more than 25 years, I have trained and coached many thousands of leaders… but, just as importantly, thousands of FOLLOWERS too. This has given me a unique insight into, not only how leaders tick… but also what followers complain about most.As an accredited behavioural psychologist, it struck me that the best lessons for leaders are available from their followers. The trouble is, many leaders (and many followers) do not recognise the value available in these 'lessons'. Leaders, especially. They think they have to be ‘In Charge', 'The Boss' - they have to be seen to know better than the people they lead… so the learning is rarely sought or simply ignored by leaders (and virtually never offered by followers).You can try any number of other leadership courses out there… but they tend to be leaders telling other leaders how to be great leaders. This course is unique because it actually looks at leadership from the perspective of the end-user. That ‘end-user' being the team member.Based on the above, I created this course - which, as a leadership trainer, I offer to my clients. You are quite welcome to invite me along to present it as in-house session.WHAT TO EXPECT (CONTENT OVERVIEW)First of all, this course is not for the faint-hearted leader. There are some uncomfortable truths early in the course that provide clarity about the problem that many leaders face.So, the first section, Andy lays out the problem using his own experience - but also surveys commissioned by respected organisations, associations and governing bodies.A particular feature of the course is the availability of what Andy calls the ‘Followers' Briefing' Documents.After many of the lectures you can download an information sheet or exercise - sometimes both. This information enhances the video lectures and is like a briefing document direct from your followers (if they were brave enough to write one!).Section two moves into the six ‘C's' of leadership. Based on the fundamental (but uncomfortable truth) "Any problem in your team is probably a reflection of your leadership (or lack of it)".Leaders will complain and point to reasons why their team or followers are failing - without understanding how much they, the leader, can actually do about it.So, Andy tackles six areas that cover 99% of the problems leaders have with their team… but it DOES require the leader taking responsibility for, well, leading! Usefully (not a bit awkwardly!) all six of the areas begin with the letter ‘C'!Section three is an absolute eye-opener. We look at the seven ‘Failures' of leaders. AS TOLD BY THE FOLLOWERS.When moaning or complaining about (or to) their leader, many followers do so in a sullen, negative, passive or even hostile manner. This makes it easy for the leader to blame the follower for such an uncooperative or defensive attitude. However, this is not the issue itself. This is a symptom of the poor relationship between leader and follower - which is the true problem.Address all seven of the leadership ‘Failures' and the followers have more than 90% of their complaints totally eradicated. Trust in the leader is enhanced. Morale goes up - as does discretionary effort, competence, confidence, loyalty AND PRODUCTIVITY.Section 4 concludes the course with two important leadership approaches… 'Consistency not intensity' PLUS the most important question a leader can ask. To find out what it is, you'll have to take the course!What it all boils down to is that business is about people - it always has been, and always will be. Too often businesses fall short, not because leaders don't understand the business, but because they don't understand what the people who work for them actually need in order to bring their best efforts to work.BY THE END OF THE COURSE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:Understand the link between world-class leadership and customer delightKnow why - and under what circumstances, people become leadersBe clear about the specific roles and followers' expectations of leadership and managementUnderstand exactly what their followers want (and need) from youRecognise how to take leadership responsibility for (and address) the problems in the teamUnderstand the seven leadership ‘failures', their implications - and precisely how to overcome themBe confident enough to ask followers the most important question a leader can ask!Leadership is about getting things done through others.Great leadership leads to every business metric, every KPI and every customer being positively affected. It really is THAT important! By the end of this course, all these enhancements will be available to you.WHO IS IT FORIs this course for you? Well, as I said earlier, it's not for the faint-hearted leader.I hope that you are either a new leader (or just about to become one) - or an existing, battle-scarred leader who has tried everything else and believes that workers can NEVER be on the same side as their boss.Either way, this course is for leaders who are prepared to learn uncomfortable truths. Leaders who are prepared to take responsibility, and who will not dismiss or deny the material - or immediately believe that it does not apply to them.I remind you of that survey I mentioned earlier.95% of leaders believe that their followers ‘mostly' or ‘fully trust' them. The truth is that when those followers are asked that question, fewer than 20% of them actually do. This perception gap borders on the delusional. So be prepared to challenge what you think you know.This is for leaders with a degree of self-awareness and an open mind. Take this course on the principle that the material might, just MIGHT apply to you - and you'll learn some great lessons. Not so much from Andy Edwards… but from your followers.TESTIMONIALS FROM LEADERSHIP TRAINING WITH ANDY"Working with Andy has been so much more than (I expected). It has been a voyage of discovery, learning more about myself than I ever imagined, reinforcing strengths, understanding that perceived weaknesses were not in fact this, just areas for focus, and recognising where I can help and influence others with their behaviours.The sense of ‘team' that has developed between the cohort (which was made up from different business functions) under Andy's guidance is palpable. Bonds built on more than just the day job have had visible improvements on morale, behaviours and achievement of targets." M.S."As a leader, I have a far greater appreciation of what drives the individuals in my team. I place more value in spending time and energy with individuals and I've seen my own confidence, decision making and focus improve as a result.I have a team who now think and behave ‘above the line' even in tough circumstances. I have a team who trust each other and work towards shared objectives and take pride in their joint achievements. I have a team who are comfortable challenging each other with respect, and accepting challenge with grace." A.G."Not only did Andy give me the tools, inspiration and motivation to change a culture within my department (taking staff satisfaction from 38% to 80%), he also gave me the vision and empowerment to create more rewarding personal relationships in general life. This man is inspirational, one of a kind and is by far the best tutor / mentor / coach I have ever had the pleasure of working with." R.H