Overview:

The Building and Managing High Performing Teams training course provides managers and leaders with tips for leading teams, in terms of team building and team development of high performance teams.

This Building and Managing High Performing Teams course is designed for managers, supervisors and team leaders who are responsible for providing clear direction and leadership to their teams in order to achieve maximum effort, commitment and achievement of set goals.

This two-day team development training course teaches candidates that teams that are committed, managed and operating effectively deliver major improvements on organisational effectiveness, productivity, profitability and individual employee satisfaction.

Benefits:

Benefits of the Building and Managing High Performing Teams training course:

• Understand the role of the team leader
• Learn what makes a successful team and how to group individuals together
• Build their management and interpersonal skills to manage teams effectively
• Increase their confidence in their ability to manage teams
• Improve performance through high performance teams and the creation of team players
• Manage change and dealing with conflict within teams
• Develop practical action plans

Course details:

Course details of the Building and Managing High Performing Teams training course:

• Types of teams
• Your relationship with the team
• Improving team performance
• You as the manager of the team
• Empowering and motivating the team
• Managing change and dealing with conflict
• Maintaining a successful team

Usual duration: Two days

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