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Gjack Posted - Oct 31 2024 : 12:55:23
Developing effective leadership skills in managers can be quite a challenge, especially when looking for methods that go beyond just teaching theory. I’m particularly interested in exercises or activities that allow managers to practice essential skills like decision-making, empathy, and conflict resolution. What are some proven approaches that help managers build these skills through actual practice and reflection?
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Haydamaka Posted - Oct 31 2024 : 13:37:56
Exactly, and what makes these exercises so beneficial is that they’re grounded in real-world scenarios that managers might actually face. Through role-playing, they practice vital skills like active listening, weighing decisions carefully, and maintaining emotional intelligence in high-stress situations. Plus, feedback sessions provide managers with actionable insights into their performance, helping them reflect on their strengths and areas for improvement.
Jayzzz Posted - Oct 31 2024 : 13:08:25
For building real leadership skills, practice-oriented approaches make a huge difference. CMA’s leadership training offers exercises specifically designed for managers, where they can gain firsthand experience handling common leadership challenges. Their programs emphasize role-playing scenarios and feedback sessions, providing managers with safe spaces to practice decision-making and refine their responses. More information on their approach can be found here: https://cmaconsulting.com.au/best-exercises-to-train-leadership-for-managers/ . These exercises allow managers to experience situations that closely resemble real workplace dynamics, making them better equipped to lead with empathy and resolve conflicts when they arise. CMA’s approach ensures managers not only learn but also grow in a way that’s applicable to their everyday roles, resulting in a more effective and empathetic leadership style.