This course teaches a process for managing performance, strengthening trust and reliability, and improving consistency. It provides skills for holding peers accountable - regardless of position or authority.
2 Days
The Crucial Accountability course teaches the skills required for addressing areas of improvement such as unmet performance goals, missed commitments and challenging behaviours. It equips participants to confidently speak up when expectations aren't met, while also helping to overcome motivational challenges and support others in achieving those expectations.
This course will benefit people in roles who are looking to manage performance, keep projects
on track, motivate others and maintain good relationships.
Organisations around the world have turned to Crucial Conversations for Accountability to improve bottom-line results such as quality, efficiency, satisfaction, safety and more.
More than one million people and three hundred of the Fortune 500 companies have used the skills learnt on Crucial Conversations for Accountability to improve their organisation culture and create change for good.
Results include:
You will learn to:
Speaking or make a visual presentation to a group can be a stressful experience. This course explores the skills required to create and deliver highly effective presentations with confidence and style. You will also learn how to use visual aids to achieve optimal impact.
Building stronger, more meaningful relationships and understanding with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders is the key outcome of this enlightening course.
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We do not manage time - we manage ourselves with respect to time - time is life! On this course you will learn the difference between importance and urgency and will be given tools, techniques and strategies that can be used back in the workplace to maximise the time they spend completing the tasks that matter most, whilst minimising time spent on tasks that don't.