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Delegation Skills for the Workplace

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Summary:
Of all the key competencies for supervisors and managers, two of the most important are learning to manage individual performance on a daily basis and learning to delegate. Both represent difficult learning curves. Without mastering delegation, it is impossible to expand your range of responsibility, to empower others or to grow into your role and responsibilities. For many, it is a difficult transition from being paid for doing it yourself to getting the work done through others. Delegation is a critical skill to assist time-starved supervisors and managers in becoming more effective for themselves, their teams and their organizations.This program offers a mix of self-awareness, guidance, skills, ideas, tools and methods to master this critical competence.

Duration:
1 Day/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This course is designed for anyone who needs to master the critical skill of delegation.

Topics:

  • Understanding delegation
  • The delegation process
  • Communication and briefing
  • Goals, outcomes and monitoring
  • Support and coaching
  • Important lessons
  • Delegation charter

Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites required for this course.




Last Update: February 8, 2012