
This lecture will give you a quick overview of what you will learn in the full course over 10 lectures. Topics include:
1. The Foundations of First-Line Management
2. Dimensions and levels of work
3. Defining behavior and performance
4. An overview of the competencies required to be a First-Line Manager.
5. People interaction competencies
6. Task-orientated competencies
7. Leadership principles
8. The four fundamental leadership competencies any First-Line Manager must have
In this lecture, we will discuss the foundations of first-line management. We will look at what first-line management is, how to transition from worker to first-line manager, and the four elements of leading as a first-line manager.
In this lecture, we will discuss the dimensions and levels of work for both the First-Line Manager and the Employee.
In this lecture, you will learn about behavior and performance and their impact on one another. You will discover the many variables in the human performance equation that need to be managed for optimum performance.
In this lecture, you will gain a holistic idea about the competencies that a First-Line Manager must develop to execute their role successfully.
In this lecture, you will learn about the people interaction competencies that you must develop to function effectively and efficiently.
This lecture will give you insights into the second group of six best practice first-line manager competencies that will set you for success when implemented. These are task-orientated competencies that will help you be more effective and efficient. These competencies include leading and developing others, analyzing and problem-solving, and planning and organizing.
In this lecture, you will learn the differences between management and leadership. You will learn how to lead by example to gain trust and respect, and how to build team accountability.
In this lecture, you will learn about the habit of personal leadership by applying the principles of “beginning with the end in mind”. You will gain a basic understanding of transformational and transactional leadership. You will learn how to use Level 5 and Visible Felt Leadership Principles in your role as first-line manager.
In the next lecture, you will learn about the four core competencies a first-line manager must have. These include Leading Self, Leading the Team, Leading and Influencing others, and developing the tools, skills, and mindset to Lead the System.
This lecture discusses how the first-line manager can develop the tools, skills, and mindset to Lead the System.
Have you been promoted into a managerial position with little or no training, and you don't know where to start?
If the answer is yes, this course is for you!
This course will help you to discover what competencies you need if you have transitioned from worker to first-line manager. You will be empowered to be the manager that people would like to work for and the leader that people would like to follow.
You will discover what first-line management is and how to transition from a worker into the role of a first-line manager.
You will discover what the role of a first-line manager entails and what capabilities you require for success.
You will discover the many variables of the Human Performance Equation that need to be developed for optimum performance.
You will learn about the different competencies required to execute the role of First-Line Manager successfully.
You will learn about the best practice people interaction competencies required to function effectively and efficiently in the role of First-Line Manager.
You will discover the differences between management and leadership, and how you can lead by example to gain trust & respect, and how to build team accountability.
You will learn about the habit of personal leadership by applying the principles of “beginning with the end in mind”.
You will discover the four core leadership competencies a first-line manager must have. These include Leading the self, Leading the team, Leading others, and Leading the system.