Motivating teams – find the spark
Who is responsible for managing and motivating employees?
Motivating teams – find the spark
How can we drive, engage and stimulate people to produce their best work, to grow, to develop, to reach their potential – and to be happy whilst doing it?!
Particularly when many of us continue to work remotely.
This workshop explores how a manager can be the enabler – how they can create a culture and set of conditions that allow people to flourish and feel good about what they do.
And it demonstrates the importance of “balanced responsibility” – how your team members need to meet you at least halfway.
You will learn:
- The steps to creating a high performing team who self-motivate
- How to ignite interest in work through the four fundamental motivators
- How to manage an unmotivated team member
- Techniques for managing and motivating a remote team
- How to involve the team in creating the team’s reputation.
What the course will cover:
- Exploring the challenges of finding out ‘what makes them tick’
- Defining the underlying principles for high performing teams
- Motivational theories distilled into four practical approaches
- Embracing and valuing different working styles
- Motivating the unmotivated
- Managing and motivating remotely
- Establishing your team’s reputation.
Who should attend:
Team leaders, supervisors and managers who have line management responsibility for one or more team members.
Sue Waterall
Sue Waterall
Sue Waterall is a member of the Chartered Management Institute and an accredited StrengthsScope Practitioner, with a CIPD Certificate in Training Practice. She is a skilled trainer and facilitator, with significant experience in the social housing sector. Passionate about personal and team development, Sue uses her energy to create a positive, stimulating learning environment where everyone is included and best practice is shared.