As we proceed through the 4th Industrial Revolution, the world is changing at an alarming rate - AI, virtual workplaces, global marketplaces, Gen Y and Gen Z, and commercial advances are developing at an alarming rate. "How can you lead and manage your people, as well as your organization, in this ever-changing world?" you might wonder as a leader. "Are traditional leadership paradigms truly effective?"
Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity, or VUCA as it's now known in leadership jargon, have all increased as a result of these rapid developments. VUCA has become the modern world's "new standard," with "VUCA Leadership" outlining the new manner of leading in the twenty-first century.
This Leading through VUCA training course will give you the confidence, skills, and tactics you need to fully comprehend the effects of VUCA on your people and your company. It will allow you to conduct and implement the effective and motivating strategies needed to grasp this new leadership style. In today's quickly changing VUCA world, this training course is crucial for those who want to learn critical behavioral aspects of leading people.
At the end of this course the participants will be able to:
Apply techniques to lead, motivate and inspire individuals to their full potential
Demonstrate the best leadership principles
Develop as an effective and efficient leader in the modern world
Understand the impact of VUCA on leading styles in today’s dynamic business
Critically analyze the VUCA principle
Apply powerful skills and techniques to lead through VUCA
Increase self-awareness of your leadership ability in today’s changing world
Directors
Senior Managers
Middle Managers
Identified talent, high potential and future leaders in the business
Defining VUCA in the modern world: the “New Norm”
Understanding leadership
Traditional leadership styles vs. VUCA leadership
Emotional intelligence and the self-aware VUCA leader
Leading through change: Key principles needed for VUCA
Managing expectations: Gen Y and Gen Z
Defining ‘Volatility’ in the VUCA framework
Impact of volatility on the team and organization
Providing effective leadership in times of volatility
Building rapport and developing trust
Turning volatility to vision
Leading people to the powerful vision
Factors affecting uncertainty
Understand your team and organization dynamics
Key communication principles to gain understanding
Coaching and mentoring to combat and control uncertainty
Leading understanding in the workplace
Why so complex?
Check and clarify: The keys to gaining clarity
Using RACI to define roles and responsibilities
Creative thinking to gain clarity
Problem-solving and decision-making methods to aid clarity
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