New Manager and Supervisor Training Research & Published Insights
It is likely you are all too familiar with the workplace adage: “Employees don’t leave their job or company, they leave their manager.” The reality is that bad managers do exist and are more prevalent than most people thought.
Read Are 2 in 5 New Managers at Your Company Bad Bosses? Why should you care? to learn the true impact of a bad boss and what you should do about it.
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New Manager 101 – the Fundamentals
New Supervisor and New Manager Training: The 5 Disciplines of Effectively Managing Others
This two-day, interactive and customized new manager workshop provides a first step toward building the core management skills and competencies that enable managers to improve performance, engagement and retention.
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6 Management Best Practices that Make All the Difference
New manager superstars are rare. But managers play a critical role. Effective managers are able to build high performing teams while developing the next generation of top talent. Read about what these superstars do to get high performance that the rest of us miss.
5 Warning Signs that Your Managers Are Falling Behind Strategically
Are Your Managers Falling Behind Strategically?
Too many companies exclude managers from the very strategic planning and implementation processes required for them to excel. If your managers are not clear about the strategic direction of the company, their ability to lead, set priorities and make trade-offs is severely hampered.
7 Actions to Create Alignment with Goals
The Management Actions to Create Alignment with Goals
Your employees may have their oars in the water, but do they know what direction the boat is headed? And if so, do they understand how their oars can best move the team and the organization toward its goal?
Successful managers align goals to create higher employee engagement, retention and performance
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The 4 Management Metrics That Matter Most
A few management metrics matter most.
Supervisors have tremendous influence on creating high levels of workforce engagement, employee performance and retention.
Yet, the majority of organizations believe their new supervisors have significant skill gaps in all three areas.
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10 key tools for new managers to drive performance, engagement and retention.
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The Bottom Line
For a new manager to successfully take the helm, they must quickly transition from managing themselves as an individual contributor to managing others.
While most people are initially thrilled to be rewarded with a new management position, many never excel or continue to move up the ranks because they are more suited to “doing” than “managing.” Many unsuccessful new managers try the same tactics that led to victory as an individual contributor. But no manager can successfully do everyone’s job. Instead of over-reaching or micromanaging, effective managers use organizational leadership skills to plan, coordinate, communicate, motivate and delegate to get sustainable results with and through others.
Mastering the art and science of business management requires an additional set of skills to stimulate and engage others to achieve great things. To make the leap from self-sufficiency to being dependent upon the success of others requires a significant change in attitude, working style and skill set. Instead of outworking others, new managers must more consistently provide direction, share information, coordinate activities and tune into the needs and aspirations of their team.
Effective new manager training helps first-time managers to navigate this difficult transition by making sure that new managers know what is required of them in the areas of goal setting, decision making, problem solving, delegation, performance management, change management and communication.
The bottom-line is that success as an individual contributor does not guarantee success as a new manager. Technical skills alone are not enough to attract, motivate, engage, develop and retain top talent while meeting greater, wider and more complex performance demands.
To gauge your success on any management training program, always strive to measure and move at least one of the following key metrics:
- Leadership execution effectiveness of key corporate strategies.
- Employee attraction, development, performance, engagement and retention.
- Project cost, quality, and time.
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