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What are the 3 Cs for effective and empathetic communication?
What are the 3 Cs for effective and empathetic communication?
During communication, which element will affect how my message is received by the receiver?
During communication, which element will affect how my message is received by the receiver?
The 4 levels of employee motivation are: Because You ___, Because You ___, Because I ___, Because It ___
The 4 levels of employee motivation are: Because You ___, Because You ___, Because I ___, Because It ___
Told Me To, Want Me To, Want To, Makes a Difference
What happens when motivation runs out?
What happens when motivation runs out?
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What is the Bain Inspirational Leadership Model?
What is the Bain Inspirational Leadership Model?
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What is essential for a compelling vision statement?
What is essential for a compelling vision statement?
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Study Notes
Leadership Training Overview
- Focuses on developing charisma in leadership roles to inspire and motivate teams.
- Emphasizes the importance of effective communication and empathy in leadership.
Charismatic Leadership
- Defined as a style that inspires determination and motivation in individuals during adversity.
- Builds trust, passion, and purpose through strong interpersonal relationships.
Communication Essentials
- Effective communication hinges on the "3 Cs": Concise, Clear, and Constant/Confident.
- Tone, gestures, pace, body language, and facial expressions impact message reception.
- Active listening includes maintaining eye contact, paraphrasing, and avoiding interruptions.
Employee Motivation Levels
- Four levels of motivation:
- Because You Told Me To: Focused on extrinsic motivation; may not yield quality work.
- Because You Want Me To: Motivated by respect for supervisors; seeks approval.
- Because I Want To: Driven by intrinsic motivation; employees desire fulfillment.
- Because It Makes a Difference: Motivation rooted in making tangible impacts.
Consequences of Low Motivation
- Encourage accountability and inspire members when motivation dwindles.
- Highlight the value, importance, and attainability of goals to maintain focus and drive.
Leadership Skills Development
- Leadership is 30% genetic and 70% learned, indicating skills can be cultivated over time.
- Charisma can be developed through practice and understanding of team dynamics.
Vision and Purpose in Motivation
- Craft a compelling vision that is clear and focuses on long-term impacts.
- Use engaging language and regularly reinforce vision to align team goals with individual values.
Meaningfulness of Work
- Motivation is boosted by helping employees find meaning in their work.
- Importance of self-expression, experimentation, context about tasks, and connections to those affected by their work.
Inspiring Team Members
- Inspiring leaders ignite passion, creativity, and commitment, fostering a sense of ownership.
- Use vulnerability and authenticity to connect through shared stories and experiences.
Understanding Team Dynamics
- Essential to understand team members' needs, motivations, and values for effective leadership.
- Use tools such as 1-on-1 meetings or ikigai surveys to gather insights.
Re-engaging Senior Employees
- Recognize potential reasons for loss of motivation among long-term employees.
- Discuss ways to reignite motivation and maintain morale within the team.
HR Tips for Motivation
- Prioritize active listening and showing appreciation to strengthen relationships.
- Respect individual circumstances by avoiding assumptions about others' experiences.
- Recognize the differences in intrinsic and extrinsic motivations among team members.
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This quiz focuses on developing charisma and leadership skills for HR professionals. Participants will learn how to inspire and motivate their teams effectively, while embodying the qualities of a role model. Test your understanding of key concepts from the training and put your skills to the test!
