Program Objectives  Determine what defines a leader.  Understand your style as a leader.   Develop strategies to lead with greater effectiveness.   Choose an effective leadership style.
Program Objectives  Motivate through example, method,  and approach.  Sharpen your communication skills   (the foundation).   Practice, discuss, and problem solve.
A Challenge Please write a One Sentence Definition  for LEADERSHIP.
Definition Leadership:   A person who leads others along a way; a guide.
Leadership the leader;  the employees; and  the demands of the situation. Leadership is a complex process involving three dimensions:
Effective Leadership Checklist   (1 of 5)  Able to handle the boss or other managers.  Able to manage time wisely -- can establish priorities and not get swamped down by minor details.  Results oriented: "I do not care how you do it. Just do it."
Effective Leadership Checklist   (2 of 5)  Able to read between the lines. People do not always tell you everything -- how they say something is often as important as what they say.  A good example for employees. They cannot break the rules and expect employees to adhere to them.  Able to handle emergencies. 
Effective Leadership Checklist   (3 of 5)  Firm, yet fair -- a very difficult combination.  Able to be close to employees and  still be the boss -- particularly difficult when managing friends  and former peers.  Effective at handling problem employees. These tough cases will consume great amounts of supervisory time and energy. 
Effective Leadership Checklist   (4 of 5)  Decisive even in highly ambiguous situations. Supervisors should not be paralyzed into inaction due to a lack of information.   Politically skilled.  Able to use authority wisely. Too much use of authority and you are  a tyrant; too little and you are a cream puff. 
Effective Leadership Checklist   (5 of 5)  Patient.  Good at handling stress. They must resist taking job-related stress home since this can damage ones family/social life.  Motivated. They have to like the supervisory job in spite of all its problems and have the will to manage.  
What They Never Tell You But We Will   (1 of 3) You are not alone. Do not assume that you can become an expert in a day or a couple of months.  There are no perfect supervisors.
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LEADERSHIP POWERPOINT

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    Program Objectives Determine what defines a leader.  Understand your style as a leader.  Develop strategies to lead with greater effectiveness.  Choose an effective leadership style.
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    Program Objectives Motivate through example, method, and approach.  Sharpen your communication skills (the foundation).  Practice, discuss, and problem solve.
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    A Challenge Pleasewrite a One Sentence Definition for LEADERSHIP.
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    Definition Leadership: A person who leads others along a way; a guide.
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    Leadership the leader; the employees; and the demands of the situation. Leadership is a complex process involving three dimensions:
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    Effective Leadership Checklist (1 of 5)  Able to handle the boss or other managers.  Able to manage time wisely -- can establish priorities and not get swamped down by minor details.  Results oriented: "I do not care how you do it. Just do it."
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    Effective Leadership Checklist (2 of 5)  Able to read between the lines. People do not always tell you everything -- how they say something is often as important as what they say.  A good example for employees. They cannot break the rules and expect employees to adhere to them.  Able to handle emergencies. 
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    Effective Leadership Checklist (3 of 5)  Firm, yet fair -- a very difficult combination.  Able to be close to employees and still be the boss -- particularly difficult when managing friends and former peers.  Effective at handling problem employees. These tough cases will consume great amounts of supervisory time and energy. 
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    Effective Leadership Checklist (4 of 5)  Decisive even in highly ambiguous situations. Supervisors should not be paralyzed into inaction due to a lack of information.  Politically skilled.  Able to use authority wisely. Too much use of authority and you are a tyrant; too little and you are a cream puff. 
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    Effective Leadership Checklist (5 of 5)  Patient.  Good at handling stress. They must resist taking job-related stress home since this can damage ones family/social life.  Motivated. They have to like the supervisory job in spite of all its problems and have the will to manage. 
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    What They NeverTell You But We Will (1 of 3) You are not alone. Do not assume that you can become an expert in a day or a couple of months. There are no perfect supervisors.
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    About This Product: To download this entire Leadership PowerPoint presentation visit ReadySetPresent.com Over 100+ slides on topics such as: Checklists, leadership behaviors, leadership qualities, leadership skills, 10 commitments to effective leadership, inspirational leadership, the paradox of power, leadership survival techniques, patterns of leadership, how to’s and more. Royalty Free – Use Them Over and Over Again. Please Visit: www.ReadySetPresent.com