Open Workshop First Time Manager

First Time Manager - Open Workshop

1 - 12
Bite Size

Open Workshops are run online, ideal for individual learners.

Tuesday 19th November 2024 | 10am-1pm
Thursday 16th January 2025 | 10am-1pm
Monday 10th March 2025 | 10am-1pm

Workshops run via Zoom
£395 + VAT per person

Making the transition from managing yourself to managing others can be an exciting and challenging time. How can you make the impact you want to make from day one?

This workshop is designed to support new and aspiring managers in building the foundation skills of people management. We will give you a full overview of your key responsibilities and explore some of the early-day challenges you can expect. We show you how to engage your team behind meaningful objectives, making sure they feel focused and empowered. You will learn the value of the ‘coaching check-in’ to support and direct team output.

Who is it suitable for?

This workshop is suitable for those who are moving into their first management role, as well as those who are aiming to step up and take on extra responsibility.

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What we cover

  • Understand what to expect when making the transition from managing yourself to managing others
  • Build your understanding of the role of people manager and the responsibilities it brings
  • Prepare for the challenges of the early days in your new role including boundary setting and setting expectations
  • Explore how to set the focus for your new team using the OKR (objectives and key results) framework
  • Discover how to support performance with regular check-ins and feedback conversations
  • Learn how to identify and tackle common performance challenges, drawing on the key competencies of emotional intelligence

 

“The session was really engaging, with break out rooms and role play - the interactive nature is great and it was really helpful meeting people from other organisations to get fresh perspectives. Right number of people too. Doing it virtually can be a bit tricky so ensuring proper engagement is really important.”

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