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‘We all learned an enormous amount on the Dale Carnegie programme - communications and team working have significantly improved, and a whole host of creative ideas have come out, which have really helped Neways reduce costs. As an example, we currently outsource our marketing. After the Dale Carnegie programme, we decided to develop these skills within our own people and now hope to do our design and illustrating in-house. That will save us at least £80,000 a year and, as importantly, increase the skill set of our team.’
- Personnel Manager, Neways InternaPonal
‘By implementing one of the ideas from the programme over 200 cost saving ideas were generated in one single meeting of the management team. So far, we are in the process of implementing five of these projects, with a potential cost saving of around £98,000 to date.’
- ProducPon Director, Newnorth Print Ltd
‘As a result of a Dale Carnegie programme, I was inspired to kick-start a project to improve a process which typically takes 2 hours or so to do. The result has been that we are able to reduce it to around 20 minutes or so, providing a better service to our clients, and potential profit generation well in excess of £100,000.’
- Managing Director, The Care Agency
‘We took up one of the ideas from a Dale Carnegie programme, sat down with the team and really worked out what wasn’t working, and importantly how we were going to fix it - providing us with an estimated cost saving of around £24,000 a year. Equally important is that we have a stronger relationship with the customer and better team working, and communication internally.’
- Technical Director, Charpak
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You rely on your employees to make your
company a success; they deliver your customer
service, determine your market share and build
your corporate idenPty. Whether they do this
well or badly depends on your ability to get the
most from your people. Dale Carnegie’s
programme, Effec&ve Communica&ons and
Human Rela&ons, will teach you to strengthen
your interpersonal relaPons, manage office
stress, and understand your people to
maximise their producPvity for your business.
A successful business gets
the most from its human assets
Through this programme, you will learn to:
‘Dale Carnegie helped me to focus on what was truly needed within my organisation and what my staff truly wanted. I feel more empowered and subsequently so do my staff. Ultimately productivity is on the increase and so are the profits.’
• Develop a greater belief in yourself and your abiliPes.
• Become willing to express your opinions and ideas.
• Communicate more asserPvely.
• Become more decisive in pressured situaPons.
• Maintain a posiPve a_tude, appearance and demeanour.
Improve your Confidence
• Speak more effecPvely to groups, individuals and in meePngs.
• Become more clear and concise in your communicaPons.
• Communicate with greater confidence and convicPon.
• Sell your ideas with greater enthusiasm and persuasiveness.
• Become a beTer listener; more aTenPve and aTuned.
Improve your Communica&ve Abili&es
• Demonstrate a genuine interest in others to encourage ideas.
• Learn to look for and express posiPves towards others.
• Disagree in an agreeable way.
• Remember people’s names.
• Improve your image and be seen as friendly and cooperaPve.
Improve your People Skills and Human Rela&ons
• MoPvate and inspire people – learn to lead rather than drive.
• Be enthusiasPc, open and approachable.
• Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability.
• Learn to culPvate willing cooperaPon in others.
• EffecPvely conduct problem-solving meePngs.
Improve your Leadership Skills
• Manage excessive stress and tension.
• Exhibit willingness to take on more challenges and risks.
• Learn to establish a more balanced life.
• Display more flexibility and less rigidity.
• Make life more interesPng and saPsfying.
Improve your ANtude to Work
62% of Dale Carnegie Graduates are more likely
to be engaged than the average employee.
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‘Since first participating in Dale Carnegie Training, we’ve taken on more than 480 new accounts. We’ve written more new business than ever and have had our richest year ever. Our staff retention is fantastic. People come and stay; they don’t want to move on. I think a large portion of that can be attributed to Dale Carnegie Training.’
- Sales Manager, Hugh Symons
Session by Session - at a glance:
To enrol yourself or one of your Senior Management team on
• Understand the manager's role through the Five FuncPons of
Management.
• EffecPve Pme-management to increase capacity for planning.
Plan for Profitable Ac&on and Desired Results
• Define clear performance standards for the manager and their
staff.
• Learn to encourage accountability.
• Establish where accountability starts and stops.
• PrioriPse efforts through effecPve Pme-management.
Organise to be Effec&ve and Get the Job Done
• Delegate more effecPvely.
• Evaluate and appraise staff objecPvely.
• Empower staff.
• MoPvate staff to develop commitment rather than
compliance.
Lead More Effec&vely
• Tap into the team's creaPve potenPal.
• Manage instead of doing (reducing fire-fighPng and rouPne
workload).
• Learn to communicate with a diverse range of people.
• Involve others in the decision-making process.
Coordinate for Results
• Develop a culture of creaPvity and conPnuous improvement.
• Analyse problems and develop an effecPve decision-making
process.
• Help staff to achieve superior team performance.
• Develop methods and measurements to provide accurate
feedback.
Develop Individual/Team Produc&vity and Quality
Our programme, Leadership Training for
Managers, is based around the Pme-tested,
proven and very successful Five FuncPons of
Management. By addressing both the principles
behind effecPve leadership and the everyday
situaPons managers encounter, we can teach
your managers to build cooperaPon and trust,
boost creaPvity, moPvaPon and teamwork and
how to budget their Pme, money and people
more effecPvely.
63% of Dale Carnegie Graduates feel more
empowered in the workplace than the average
employee.
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‘Dale Carnegie has helped me to guide the business to a position where it is recognised as one of the best UK regional law firms. We have grown rapidly over the last five years, from £4m to over £10m and in the process significantly strengthened the service that we provide as well as the quality of our client base.’
- CEO and Partner , Boyes Turner
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Develop Personal Leadership
♦ Understand leadership and management and the related Drivers for
Success.
♦ IdenPfy leadership experiences and values.
♦ Conduct an ‘Innerview’ to open the lines of communicaPon and build
trust.
Achieve Organisa&onal Results
♦ Set Pme uPlisaPon goals.
♦ Chart organisaPonal results and key relaPonships.
♦ Create a personal leadership vision.
Understand the Innova&on Process
♦ Become proacPve instead of reacPve in change management.
♦ Recognise and encourage idea fluency.
♦ Facilitate an InnovaPon Process for problem solving and conPnuous
improvement.
♦ Create a safe environment for the exchange and flow of ideas.
Demonstrate the Planning Process
♦ Describe a vision in clear, specific, compelling terms.
♦ IdenPfy the steps necessary to transform the vision into acPon.
♦ Implement a plan with clearly defined communicaPon goals.
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Define the Performance Process
♦ Create a picture of what your job looks like when it is being done well.
♦ Write a document that defines performance expectaPons.
♦ IdenPfy key skills, knowledge, and abiliPes essenPal to job
performance.
♦ Translate business objecPves into daily acPviPes with measurable
results.
Appraisal Systems and the Coaching Process
♦ Conduct ‘RAVE’ performance reviews.
♦ Describe the Cycle of Growth and Change and how it relates to
training.
♦ Apply the steps of the Coaching Process to improve performance in
others.
Problem Analysis and Decision Making
♦ Use defined processes to solve challenging problems.
♦ Apply decision-making techniques to reach more sound decisions.
♦ Apply principles of controlling stress and worry in making decisions
and solving problems.
Communicate to Lead
♦ Create opportuniPes for feedback to close the communicaPon loop.
♦ Demonstrate effecPve quesPoning and listening skills that strengthen
relaPonships
♦ Apply Human RelaPons Principles to maximise understanding.
Implement the Delega&on Process
♦ Delegate tasks and responsibiliPes to develop and train others.
♦ Plan and prepare for a delegaPon meePng.
♦ Communicate clear performance standards for follow-up and
accountability.
♦ Understand the Empowerment Cycle.
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Recognise Human Poten&al
♦ Examine work environments and idenPfy current moPvaPon levels.
♦ IdenPfy moPvaPon factors and tools to increase moPvaPon among
your associates.
♦ Apply Human RelaPons Principles to build effecPve relaPonships and
commitment levels.
Handle Mistakes
♦ EffecPvely handle mistakes using a human relaPon approach.
♦ Refer to the problem or situaPon in a professional way to more
consistently retain valuable people or team empowerment.
♦ Maintain control by managing RAME (Reasonable, Allowable Margin of
Error).
Lead More Effec&ve Mee&ngs
♦ Generate parPcipaPon in meePngs by applying Human RelaPons
Principles.
♦ Discover ways to build cooperaPon and posiPve results in meePngs.
♦ Consider guidelines for meePng effecPveness before, during and afer.
Celebrate Success
♦ Sell a change to your organisaPon as a result of the InnovaPon
Process.
♦ Demonstrate the ability to turn ideas into a plan of acPon.
Commit to Con&nuous Improvement
♦ Evaluate personal results of this training.
♦ Present evidence of achievements.
♦ Set measurable goals for future leadership development.
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‘Excellent ideas for improvement in self development and development of others with direct impact on company results. As better time management and role clarity have been achieved, better cost control measures and effective procedures are now in place, which have a positive effect on reducing costs and increasing profit. Value estimate to date: £20,000.’
- Finance Manager, Learning I.T
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Make the spotlight work for you
You will increase your skills in these crucial areas:
♦ Develop flexibility in making complex material simple and
understandable.
♦ Communicate informaPon in an interesPng manner.
♦ Relate to the audience at their level.
♦ Follow a logical progression of ideas.
♦ Develop emoPonal contact.
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Communicate with Greater Impact
♦ Develop increased flexibility through the use of expressions,
gestures and voice modulaPon.
♦ Demonstrate ownership of unfamiliar material.
♦ Present wriTen material in a capPvaPng manner.
♦ Improve your delivery of wriTen material.
♦ Overcome barriers that restrict your flexibility.
Mo&vate Others to Ac&on
♦ Present in a results-orientated way.
♦ Persuade an audience to take acPon.
♦ Offer reliable, verifiable evidence.
♦ Be moPvaPonal, clear and concise.
♦ Communicate in a convincing manner.
Respond to Pressure Situa&ons
♦ Maintain professional composure under pressure.
♦ Communicate clear, concise, posiPve messages.
♦ Sell strategic ideas, self and organisaPon.
♦ Communicate competence and confidence.
♦ Communicate leadership ability to handle stressful
situaPons.
Inspire People to Embrace Change
♦ Logically and emoPonally appeal to the audience.
♦ Use structure to gain the confidence of the audience.
♦ Be convincing.
♦ Provide evidence to support recommendaPons.
♦ Ask the audience to take acPon.
‘Following our company conference I felt I must thank you for the phenomenal impact your High Impact Presentations training had on all those presenting at the conference. Not only did individuals ooze confidence but it was obvious they had also taken on board your feedback on ‘emphasising the point’ and used their gestures to ‘dramatic effect’. So once again, thanks for designing a specific course for our company. It was intensive but very enjoyable and certainly had the desired effect.’
- Group Training Manager, Builder Merchant Company
• DifferenPate between customers’ buying perspecPves.
Construct Collabora&ve Solu&ons
• EffecPvely resolve hesitaPon.
• Gain commitment.
• Handle rejecPons appropriately.
• Willingly accept new challenges.
• NegoPate with confidence.
Eliminate Objec&ons
• Maintain posiPve relaPonships with customers.
• PracPse posiPve interpersonal skills.
• Build customer loyalty.
• Manage Pme appropriately.
• ConPnue an ongoing professional relaPonship with customers.
• Follow up to maintain customer loyalty.
Maintain Customer Rela&onships
In an increasingly complex selling
environment, successful sales professionals
use relaPonship-orientated selling approaches
to help their customers win.
Winning with Rela&onship Selling stands out
as the only sales programme that combines a
proven selling process with Pmeless human
relaPonship skills from the ground-breaking
Dale Carnegie bestseller, How to Win Friends
and Influence People.
70% of sales forces report a minimum 20%
increase in sales using the Dale Carnegie process.
‘By giving our people the skills, processes and confidence, they have won significant new major contracts which have been delivered with far less stress and greater customer satisfaction. We have exceeded this year’s sales target by 8% and achieved a 26% growth in sales over the previous year.’
- Managing Director, Fabric Architecture
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Sales Confidence
♦ Describe what makes your soluPon unique.
♦ Define goals that direct your acPons.
♦ Apply principles for achieving a winning and confident
a_tude.
♦ Create a weekly acPon plan that propels you to succeed.
Gain Access
♦ Choose the best prospecPng methods to fill your pipeline.
♦ Develop a Customer Profile that describes your ideal client.
♦ Apply techniques for building relaPonships to connect with
your customers.
♦ Demonstrate methods to ask for referrals with confidence.
Expand Your Network
♦ Apply principles for listening proacPvely.
♦ IdenPfy the best networking techniques to expand your
influence.
♦ Establish credibility and communicate your value.
♦ Evaluate online networking methods.
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Discovery
♦ Develop powerful quesPons to get the informaPon you need.
♦ Create interest by describing what the customer can expect
from your soluPon.
♦ DifferenPate customers and what moPvates them.
♦ Use techniques to widen the buyer’s gap and create a sense
of urgency.
Communicate Value
♦ IdenPfy the true value of your soluPon.
♦ Apply techniques to express informaPon concisely.
♦ Use evidence to persuade the customer.
♦ Develop a plan to communicate your soluPon with impact.
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Handle Hesita&on
♦ What is NegoPable.
♦ Apply techniques for negoPaPng with confidence.
♦ IdenPfy points of agreement to lower resistance.
♦ Develop strategies for overcoming hesitaPons.
♦ Use methods to prevent objecPons before they arise.
Commit and Maintain the Rela&onship
♦ Demonstrate confidence to ask for the sale.
♦ Choose a method for gaining commitment that fits the
situaPon.
♦ Construct a plan for handling mistakes.
♦ Create a system to follow up and stay in touch with
customers.
Sales Skills Mastery
♦ Sales Skills Championship.
♦ Construct a comprehensive sales guide using the skills
covered in this course.
♦ Use a method to appraise and communicate strengths to
strengthen relaPonships.
♦ Apply techniques to build on the successes experienced in
this programme.
♦ Create a sense of urgency while building strong relaPonships.
• Use general benefit statements to build credibility and lower
resistance.
Build Rapport
• QuesPon effecPvely to establish the customer's needs.
• Determine and understand dominant buying moPves.
• Help the customer to understand their own needs.
Engage with the Customer
• Develop unique soluPons to meet the customer's buying
criteria.
• Explain the benefits of your product or soluPon.
• Bring the soluPon to life for the customer.
Develop and Explain Solu&ons
• Build in the customer an emoPonal desire to buy.
• Make the customer feel good about buying.
• Get consistent referrals.
Mo&vate and get Commitment
• EffecPvely resolve objecPons.
• Detect, isolate and resolve hidden objecPons.
Handle Objec&ons
The key to your business's profitability is its
sales. The right sales team, the right
customers, the right prices, the right
relaPonships. Dale Carnegie's programme,
Sales Advantage, will teach your salespeople
the techniques they need to manage your
customer relaPonships, sell your products
effecPvely, resolve objecPons and stalemates,
and ulPmately to close more business for you.
Whether you are a new hire or have been on
the job for a while, Sales Advantage will turn
you into a sales leader because it develops
the whole you.
85% of Dale Carnegie Graduates have a
significantly higher degree of self-mo-va-on to
help their company move forward.
‘I have been on many sales training programmes during my 7 year career and never have I received such intense training! Since learning about building rapport, primary interests, buying motives, the use of facts and evidence and most importantly about not being scared to face objections; I have found my meetings to be of a higher quality. I am now asking for the business, confident that my research and conduct of the meeting with potential clients has been thorough.’
- Temporary Staff Company, UK
• Use the Sales Advantage techniques.
• Recognise the strengths and weaknesses of your team.
Apply the Sales Advantage
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Build Rapport
♦ Understand and apply a proven seven-step selling
process to create partnerships with buyers.
♦ Employ three strategies to make buyers eager to talk
with you.
♦ Establish immediate credibility to build alignment with
buyers.
Generate Interest
♦ Uncover and appeal to different buyer interests.
♦ Use power quesPons to get the informaPon needed
from buyers.
♦ Widen the buyer expectaPon gap to create interest.
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Provide Solu&ons
♦ Develop soluPons that are unique to each buyer.
♦ Formulate soluPons that appeal to buyer’s logic and
emoPons.
♦ Present soluPons that are persuasive and convincing.
Resolve Objec&ons
♦ IdenPfy points of agreement to lower buyer resistance.
♦ Apply a win-win process to idenPfy hidden objecPons.
♦ Respond to the six most common objecPons with
confidence.
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Appeal to Mo&ves and Gain Commitment
♦ Evaluate buyer perspecPves to move the sale forward.
♦ Engage the prospect’s emoPons in the buying process.
♦ PracPce six methods to ask for the sale with
confidence.
Uncover Opportuni&es
♦ Penetrate exisPng accounts and increase customer
loyalty.
♦ IdenPfy the best prospecPng to fill your sales pipeline.
♦ Create a referral network of champions who bring
♦ IdenPfy the importance of each employee providing
service that leads to the organisaPon’s stature as a
World Class Customer Service provider.
♦ Feel good about yourself and your provision of service
in a way that enhances your professional relaPonships
with customers.
♦ Define ‘World Class’ as it relates to customer service
and your own personal responsibiliPes in providing
such service.
♦ Manage your own a_tude.
♦ PracPse the Principles of World Class Customer Service
as they relate to both the quanPtaPve and qualitaPve
sides of customer service.
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♦ Use a conPnuum to idenPfy the degree of support that
we can expect from specific individuals within
customer organisaPons.
♦ EffecPvely follow up with customers who have
purchased products from your company.
♦ Use your role as a service provider to promote
addiPonal sales.
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♦ Resolve customer complaints.
♦ Recognise and deal with a wide variety of customer
behaviours.
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♦ Conduct basic negoPaPons with customers.
♦ Write effecPve leTers to customers.
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♦ Reduce work-related stress by focusing on issues over
which you have some control.
♦ Solve internal problems by working with others in the
organisaPon to determine the underlying causes.
♦ Know when to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to internal customers
and how to communicate upward as a Customer
Advocate.
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♦ Review the customer service skills, tools and processes
introduced on the course.
♦ Describe what you learned on the course.
♦ Graduate from the course.
‘I have always believed that our company could be even stronger by working together, focusing on our buyers and providing excellent service. That’s why I continue to support ongoing training. The training we’ve done has been tremendously valuable and has contributed directly to the success of CamWest. It has definitely taken us to the next level.’
- Vice President for MarkePng & Sales, CamWest (now Toll Brothers)
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Recognise and understand how your image is affected by the way you
present ideas and informaPon.
Show increased poise and polish to improve the impact you make, and
the results you achieve, in the various presentaPon and public speaking
situaPons tour encounter.
Learn how to avoid sending ‘wrong signals’ and ‘weak signals’ when
leading teams, and improve your influence and leadership in criPcal
situaPons.
Improve listening and criPque skills.
Learn how to ask quesPons that will quickly establish the informaPon
needed.
BeTer control of one’s a_tude and temperament.
Increase self-confidence, self-direcPon and self-respect.
The ability to refine your image and therefore affect how you are
regarded in business, social and professional environments.
‘’From a financial perspective, I have found that the departmental managers who have attended Dale Carnegie Training have shown a marked improvement in their individual performance levels, which has made a profound impact on their overall business unit profit margins.’
- Director, CRM InternaPonal
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Present with Impact
The programme begins by giving you several proven techniques for creaPng a great first impression. You
then learn how to sustain and expand this important beginning every day — all day. You’ll even learn how to
disarm hosPlity and turn potenPal adversaries into colleagues.
This programme can promise so much because it doesn’t just give you the principles. It also lays out a step-
by-step pracPce regime that virtually guarantees results. By complePng these simple exercises every day you
actually transform your a_tudes into those culPvated by leaders everywhere. And those new a_tudes will
come shining through so you project an image of leadership to everyone you meet.
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♦ See yourself as others see you.
♦ Use personal traits to reinforce your professionalism.
♦ Turn adversaries into colleagues.
♦ Read the body language of others to gauge how you’re coming across.
♦ CulPvate the a_tudes of leadership.
♦ Use eye contact to hold aTenPon.
♦ Communicate with authority.
♦ Present with poise.
♦ Influence others to your point of view.
♦ Project an image of leadership.
♦ Create great first impressions.
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‘The training has been successful in starting a major corporate culture change. Siemens has created its new work environment in much less time and with fewer hassles than if it had gone with local independent trainers all offering different courses. The message was not only consistent but was tailored to the individual country’s culture.’
• Determine a team’s posiPon on the ‘success curve’.
• Clarify team goals.
• Analyse the individual strengths of team members.
• Define team values and ground rules.
Build Team Commitment
• Listen to others.
• Ask good quesPons.
• Leverage advantages of intra-team communicaPons.
Improve Communica&on between Team Members
• Convey informaPon clearly.
• Develop skills for sharing informaPon.
• Plan quality team presentaPons.
Improve Communica&on between Teams
• Capitalise on the value of collaboraPon.
• Employ the rules that support team collaboraPon.
• Apply ‘force field’ analysis.
Strengthen Collabora&on
• Tap the creaPve process to improve team decision-making.
• IdenPfy sources of team conflict.
• Use a sequenPal method to resolve conflict.
Develop Decision-Making and Conflict Resolu&on
• Facilitate team processes.
• Reward and recognise team behaviour.
Improve Coordina&on and Facilita&on
‘It’s amazing to me that Dale Carnegie Training was able to come in, recognise the audience and provide the training that is perceived in our company as very top-notch.’
- Director of OperaPons, Connolly
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♦ Improve your interacPons with other internal personnel.
♦ Describe where your team is on the Team Success Curve.
♦ Develop a common purpose for your team.
♦ Describe the roles that you and others play in your team.
♦ Establish values, expectaPons and ground rules for your team.
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♦ Describe the importance of communicaPon and the communicaPon process.
♦ EffecPvely listen and ask quesPons.
♦ Present informaPon in a way that clearly conveys informaPon.
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♦ Use a variety of methods to convey informaPon to the team.
♦ Successfully conduct team meePngs.
♦ Make effecPve team presentaPons.
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♦ Collaborate effecPvely with other team members.
♦ Use Force Field Analysis to enhance collaboraPon with other teams.
♦ Use a four-step model to resolve team conflicts.
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♦ Facilitate a team process.
♦ Reward and recognise effecPve teamwork.
♦ Describe what you learned in the teamwork course.
“This programme surpassed my expectations. In our fast-paced environment, this format created a simple but effective discipline that challenged me to apply what I was learning and achieve sustainable behaviour change. The result is that my people are now doing more, allowing me to focus and plan. Never before have I come across a programme that so skilfully marries together the elements that build a great team!"
Improve your ability to build trust in a changing environment and to
drive out fear.
Become more effecPve at valuing other people’s skills and abiliPes
and build a moPvaPng culture.
Improve listening skills and the ability to discover other people’s goals
and objecPves. Improve your skills at applauding good work and
efforts towards improvement.
Learn effecPve techniques for handling mistakes, complaints and
criPcism, and for building effecPve teams.
Recognise and appreciate your own leadership abiliPes. Develop an
even more effecPve leadership style.
Enhance leadership planning and communicaPon skills to define and
execute your personal, team and corporate mission. Inspire others to
share the responsibility for the glory.
Create Trust
Respect and Develop Others
Listen to Learn
Building Teams
Enhance Self-Esteem
Vision/Mission Defining
In today’s leaner, flaTer organisaPons,
leadership isn’t limited to people in the
execuPve suites or corporate boardrooms.
Now leadership is everybody’s business.
Employees throughout a company recognise
their role in fulfilling the company’s mission.
They seek the right soluPons to the hard
challenges. They find strengths in others.
And they moPvate people to go for peak
performance.
The Leadership Advantage programme
gives parPcipants the basic blocks for
understanding and culPvaPng leadership
abiliPes: how to recognise the traits and
styles of leaders, how to sharpen exisPng
skills, how to master new strengths. It
emphasises the principles of superior
leadership - from listening creaPvely and
fostering trust to forging collaboraPve
relaPonships and boosPng team results. But
our training goes beyond theory - offering
people the pracPcal tools and techniques to
become effecPve leaders.
‘If you want to work on specific business results by investing in the improved capability of your people, then Dale Carnegie Training understands that and can help get you there.’
- Technical Training Coordinator, Cargill Health and NutriPon
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- Senior Vice President for Material Services, Fred Weber, Inc.
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♦ Define a clear vision and a shared mission.
♦ Empower others to take responsibility and deliver results.
quite dramatic. Plans are being drawn up everywhere for everything; all results
are being measured; management of change has become less daunting. As a
result of the course, cost savings “in the bank” are greater than £120,000.’
- OperaPons Director,
McKechnie Vehicle Components
‘It was absolutely the best money we have ever spent. The return compared to the value gained far outweighed the investment. In the first forty weeks this year, we surpassed our total revenue from last year. We are experiencing the greatest profits in our history as a result of the principles and teamwork developed.’