What you'll learn
- Why authentic leadership is important in today’s organizations looking for leaders to foster meaning, openness, trust and collaboration.
- Skills and practices to develop self-awareness, empathy, trust and honest relationships.
- Challenge your own leadership beliefs and behaviors in order to improve.
Requirements
- A desire to challenge yourself in order to improve.
Description
Organizations increasingly expect from their leaders to provide meaning and generate a work environment fostering openness, trust and collaboration. Beyond making yourself and people around you happier at work, a more authentic style of leadership improves performance, creativity, and talent attraction and retention.
This course is for leaders and for those aspiring to leadership who want to bring both humanity and performance in the workplace. Whether you are an executive, a manager, a team leader or an expert, you are in a position where authentic leadership will help you grow, make a difference for people around you and for your organization.
The goal of this course is to build a solid foundation of authentic leadership values and skills, and offer good practices for you to apply in the real world.
To this end, the course will walk you through the skills of authentic leadership such as
Self-awareness
Empathy
Honest relationships
Throughout the course you will be encouraged to take action to unlock your potential as an authentic leader with the help of assignments, short quizzes, resources and concrete practices such as
Mindfulness
Moving Motivators (Management 3.0)
The Jester
After completing this course, authentic leadership will be part of your personal brand and contribute to your career success.
This course is a deep dive into the first theme of Agile Leadership, a course that thousands of students have enjoyed (rating 4.2 / 5).
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to improve their leadership style by leveraging their authenticity to improve trust, honest relationships and happiness.
- Executives, managers, team leaders, and anyone in a position of influence in an organization.
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