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Psychological Safety (Manager)

If you're a manager and haven't heard of the term "psychological safety," then our Psychological Safety (Manager) course is for you. Psychological safety is the belief that one won't be punished or ridiculed for speaking up with ideas, problems, mistakes, or concerns in the workplace. This indicates the level of comfortability of your employees asking for help, expressing disagreements with you, or admitting their mistakes. If you aren't aware of your team's sense of psychological safety, then you should be. In this course, you will learn how to foster safety in the workplace to create a more productive environment. This important elearning course is presented as a video with live narration and helpful illustrations to drive home key points.

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Determine whether your employees feel psychologically safe. Foster a psychologically safe work environment

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Are you struggling to engage your virtual team or clients? Has the promise of virtual teams created difficulties when managing remote employees that make it harder to see the positives? Are you experiencing obstacles in motivating remote teams or hybrid teams? Keeping remote employees engaged has become a major topic of concern for managers and team members alike. The world has changed and with change comes necessary friction. This course will provide you with the methods to overcome the challenges of managing remote employees or simply being in a remote workplace. It is designed for anyone who needs to communicate virtually to influence – from virtual team leaders and remote team members to small business owners and entrepreneurs. When you can no longer meet colleagues, connections and customers face to face, a new skill set is required. We will equip you with the tools and belief to thrive under all circumstances. Communication is key in any type of team - being able to communicate confidently and effectively through a screen is an essential skill that this course will provide. The course will cover a mixture of theory and practical skills to deliver confidence when managing or being part of a virtual team. You’ll get top-proven tips for managing remote employees and for managing remote workloads. By the end of this course, you’ll have devised your own actionable and contextualised plan to build and maintain an efficient remote workforce. This course will drive you to a higher degree of remote performance and involvement, keeping remote employees engaged, keeping engaged as remote team members, or even learning how to start an effective and engaged remote team. Enrol in Part 6 today! Who Is This Course For? Leaders of hybrid and virtual teams who want to maintain smooth-running workplace processes, Members of virtual teams who want to improve their communication skills in a virtual setting, Small business owners that are looking to set up remote or hybrid teams, or expand existing ones, Entrepreneurs dealing with a transition to virtualisation, Anyone seeking to adjust to a new world standard of virtual work About the expert Alan Stevens is a reputation expert who was Past President of the Global Speakers Federation and is the director of MediaCoach. He is also an author and journalist, and both a TV presenter and expert interviewee. He has been speaking remotely since 1998, and created a Facebook group for fellow professionals who wish to speak remotely. It’s called, unsurprisingly, Remote Speaking. His clients include politicians, TV presenters and sports stars as well as companies including Virgin, Google, The Beverly Hills Hotel, BMW and Mumm Champagne. The Independent newspaper listed him as “one of the top 10 media experts in the UK”.

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Why good leaders make you feel safe | Simon Sinek | TED Talk

Simon Sinek’s “Why good leaders make you feel safe” provides a passionate argument about why the best leaders are not necessarily the most powerful, but those able to build trust. The management theorist’s inspiring TED Talk explains how a leader with emotional intelligence and a willingness to take responsibility when difficult situations arise can encourage a more harmonious work culture with better collaboration and teamwork. An ideal talk for CEOs and managers to watch, this video explains the importance of psychological safety in a group dynamic and the heavy responsibility that leadership comes paired with.

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