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Virtual Leadership Learning Journey

CEG offers Corporate Training and Consulting, as well as traditional and virtual instructor-led courses in management and leadership, project management, business analysis, business process management, agile/scrum, and lean six sigma.

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Corporate Education Group Learning That Powers Performance Virtual Program (15 learning hours paced over 3 weeks) ■ Five Virtual Learning Sessions ■ Building and Maintaining Psychological Safety (3 hours) ■ Increase Your Energy and Productivity Using the Science of Timing and Focus (3 hours) ■ Managing People: SLII® Concepts (3 hours) ■ Designing and Facilitating Effective Hybrid Meetings (3 hours) ■ Honing Your Virtual Presentation Skills (3 hours) ■ LBAII Assessment Prior to Session 3 ■ Two self-paced "Bridge" Learning Assignments ■ One 60 minute "Launch Session" (optional) Duration: 3 weeks Program Description Hybrid work is here to stay. Across the globe, organizations of all sizes are exploring how best to approach it and how to equip their workforce to adapt and succeed in a hybrid environment. We have learned over the past few years that we can work remotely and be productive; so how much do we retain that flexibility of when and where "work" takes place? How much autonomy do we give managers and employees around physical positioning and choice? And how do we balance business demands with individual needs and preferences? Wherever your organization is on its journey toward embracing hybrid work, there are new skill sets that need to be learned… and old skill sets that need dusting off and polishing. This highly-interactive learning journey is laser focused on build- ing the mindset, skill set and tool set that managers need to create a healthy and high-performing hybrid team culture—one that enables all team members to contribute, collaborate, and perform at their best, regardless of physical location. Starting with foundational principles for building psychological safety, the journey moves into what managers need to do first: set themselves up for success as leaders. Time and energy management, as well as sharpening focus and building resilience are necessary first steps. Next, we look at building one-on-one relation- ships, using the SLII® Concepts framework as a guide to flexing one's leadership style based on task- and goal-specific needs of team members. After that, we move into key skill sets that need to be adjusted in the hybrid work space: designing and facilitating effective meetings and virtual presentation skills. Virtual Leadership Learning Journey Successfully Leading a Hybrid Workforce Corporate Education Group Learning That Powers Performance

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