Leadership Skills Development Program (LSDP)

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A versatile course has been developed for managers who want to bring their ‘A’ game to work.

Our premier program which will benefit all those professionals who are serving in the public or the corporate sector at various operational, middle or top management levels.

Why you should attend LSDP?

Research conducted in 2017 by the CEB (The Corporate Executive Board – a subsidiary of Gartner and a global best practice insights and technology company – revealed that every year 60% of all the new managers fail within the first 24 months of their new position. In 2014, Steve Smith, in his book ‘Managing for Success: Practical Advice for Managers’, attributed the failure of the managers to one critical factor i.e. they are never properly trained for their job. According to John Eades, the CEO of LearnLoft, training is also indispensable because the reward for being good at job is promotion to a job you haven’t done before and which most often requires a completely different skill set. In every new position, you may start thinking you are a leader, well before you actually are. This program enables the operational, middle and top managers to acquire leadership and management skills suitable to their respective positions so that they are able to give their best performance in their peculiar management roles.

Who should attend?

  • Top, Middle and Operational Managers in the corporate sector
  • Government officers/Civil Servants in leadership positions
  • Entrepreneurs
  • All professionals who want to work on capacity building

Advantages of the Program

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  • A wide range of courses on leadership & management skills, covering virtually everything
  • Training methodology of the world renowned leadership and management gurus
  • Participants’ hands-on self-analysis on particular skill deficiencies
  • Mapping of causes for deficiencies and possible remedies
  • Action Plan for skill development according to proven and tested international best practices
  • Inventive and creative on-job solutions for those participants who need to develop any of the leadership skills within days

What is included in Leadership Skills Development Program?

Leadership Skills Development Program (LSDP) offers a wide range of courses to our clients and can train them into a number of leadership and management skills suitable to their respective management roles in their workplace. Every course is offered normally batch-wise to a group of 20-30 participants in the form of a 2-day workshop. Each course under LSDP necessarily includes the following:

  • Participants’ handbook/Lecture/slides
  • Group activities and hands-on exercises with solutions
  • Sample Self-analysis and sample Action Plan for Skill Development
  • Morning & Afternoon energizers/quizzes to make the course interesting
  • Participants’ self-analysis
  • Mapping of causes of deficiencies
  • Mapping of remedies
  • Action Plan for skill development – causes, remedies, future steps
  • Alternative creative solutions as stand-by arrangements for immediate results (as building a skill is a long-term process)
  • Participants’ demonstration of skill development

List of courses offered under LSDP

The following list of courses offered under LSDP is not exhaustive. These courses can be customized and other courses may be included depending upon the needs of our partners:

Strategic Management & Leadership Skills

  1. Carving out strategic direction
  2. Developing business insight
  3. Developing organizational acumen
  4. Developing intellectual energy
  5. Hiring and staffing the right talent
  6. Managing vision
  7. Managing innovation
  8. Managing creativity
  9. Managing diversity
  10. Managing ambiguity
  11. Challenging the status quo
  12. Ensuring quality decision making
  13. Building a broader perspective
  14. Ensuring work/life balance for employees

First-line & Middle Management Skills

  1. Planning
  2. Organizing
  3. Managing time
  4. Making timely decisions
  5. Prioritizing work
  6. Measuring work
  7. Directing juniors/staff
  8. Delegating authority
  9. Exchanging information
  10. Practicing process management
  11. Practicing systems management
  12. Managing Total Work Systems (like TQM)
  13. Upgrading technical knowledge
  14. Mastering functional skills

Evaluating performance

Interpersonal Skills/People Skills/Soft Skills

  1. Managing boss relations
  2. Managing peer relations
  3. Managing work groups
  4. Managing organizational politics
  5. Managing conflicts
  6. Dealing with unavoidable contradictions
  7. Developing others
  8. Building effective teams
  9. Practicing composure
  10. Practicing compassion
  11. Practicing Humor
  12. Practicing Patience
  13. Practicing ethics
  14. Upgrading personal learning
  15. Building self-knowledge
  16. Securing self-development
  17. Developing courage
  18. Building trust
  19. Developing customer focus
  20. Listening
  21. Motivating
  22. Negotiating
  23. Solving problems
  24. Confronting chronic low performers
  25. Mastering interpersonal relations
  26. Mastering presentation skills
  27. Mastering written communication skills
  28. Mastering command skills
  29. Dealing with higher management
  30. Being self-independent
  31. Being perseverant
  32. Being result-oriented
  33. Being a career hunter
  34. Being approachable and accessible
  35. Being caring and protective
  36. Being fair and just
  37. Applying personal disclosure for work