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How to Move from Reactive to Proactive Leadership ? From Firefighter to Fire Chief
CRN: 16646
Location: Zoom
Course/Section: MGMT500 102
Date: 10/18/2022 - 11/15/2022
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Instructor: Co-Sponsored *
Time: 10:00AM - 12:00PM
Days: Tuesday
Contact Hrs: 7 hours
Description:
Does work feel like a never-ending stream of fires to put out? Are you exhausted at the end of each day from battling the crisis-du-jour? Are you busy reacting to problems instead of productively and proactively managing your professional agenda? Leaders are supposed to be problem-solvers, but there is a deeper issue if you spend your entire day putting out fires without advancing departmental projects and organizational goals. In this hands-on, virtual workshop, you will: 1. Identify whether you are a "reactive" or "proactive" leader. 2. Review the pros and cons of being a reactive and proactive leader. 3. Examine the 3 Faces of a Leader and how they respond differently to crises. 4. Triage "fires" by urgency and importance, focusing on the right things at the right time. 5. Discuss how to develop others to fight their own fires. 6. Use a root cause technique to identify the causes of common fires and extinguish those flames. 7. Create a personal action plan to adopt the daily habits of a proactive leader. 8. Discuss strategies to change the reactive culture at your place of employment. Class requirements: high-speed internet, computer with webcam, approximately one week prior to class start date. microphone (built-in or external), and the Zoom application. You must use webcam and microphone to engage and interact the live virtual course. Classes will meet October 18, October 25, November 15 from 10:00am-12:00pm and November 8 from 10:00am-11:15am. The zoom link will be sent out a few days before the first class.
 
Available Seats: 9     Fees: $499.00
 
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