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Managers and leaders use power every day, many feel reluctant to use it or even to admit that it is part of their job. However, using power effectively is an important skill and by developing influencing techniques can lead to increased effectiveness in a team. This course describes the sources of power and strategies and assesses your abilities in line with these. Power should contribute to organisational goals, respect human rights and conform to standards of equality and justice.

Politics and Project Management - Turn Project Politics into a Positive Force for Project Objectives: On-Demand The goal of this course is to provide project managers with a strong working ability to recognize and successfully navigate organizational politics for the good of projects. What You Will Learn You'll learn how to: Explain how positive politics are a valuable method for getting things done in projects Apply positive political principles and techniques in an ethical manner Use politically sound strategies, tools, and techniques for positive achievement of project objectives Getting Started Introductions Course structure Course goals and objectives Introduction to Project Politics Framing project politics Characterizing project politics Distinguishing self-interest from project politics Political Skills in Projects Embracing positive politics Identifying political competencies in projects Exploring personal political competencies Politics and Power in Projects Positioning power in projects Exploring sources of power Comparing power and influence Developing strategies for power and influence Project Politics and Conflict Facing conflict - a fact of life Turning conflict into a positive force Channeling conflict into good decisions Resolving conflict in and around project politics Tackling deeper conflicts Managing conflict that escalates Summary What did we learn and how can we implement this in our work environments? Creating your own personal action plan

Change Management Foundation, a comprehensive course introducing essential principles and practices in organisational change. Learn foundational concepts, tools, and methodologies to navigate and lead successful change initiatives. About this course £297.00 170 lessons Accredited training Certificate of Completion Included Course curriculum IntroductionCourse IntroductionChange Management Tutor BotAbout your InstructorCourse Guide Module 1Lesson 1 - IntroductionLesson 2 - Course StructureLesson 3 - Study GuidanceLesson 4 - Learning OutcomesLesson 5 - Exam InformationLesson 6 - Target AudienceLesson 7 - Certification Structure Module 2Lesson 1 - IntroductionLesson 2 - The Sigmoid CurveLesson 3 - Organisations’ Experiences of ChangeLesson 4 - Success Factors for Change ManagementLesson 5 - Individual Change ManagementLesson 6 - Organisational Change ManagementLesson 7 - Project & Change ManagementLesson 8 - Improving Success RatesLesson 9 - SummaryTest Your Knowledge Quiz Module 3Lesson 1 - IntroductionLesson 2 - Learning ObjectivesLesson 3 - The Change Curve: IntroductionLesson 4 - The Change Curve: StagesLesson 5 - The Change Curve: Practical ObservationsLesson 6 - The Human Transition Model: IntroductionLesson 7 - The Human Transition Model: Start with EndingsLesson 8 - The Human Transition Model: Neutral ZoneLesson 9 - The Human Transition Model: New BeginningsLesson 10 - Motivation: IntroductionLesson 11 - Motivation: Maslow's Hierarchy of NeedsLesson 12 - Motivation: Rewards & PunishmentsLesson 13 - Motivation: Satisfaction & GrowthLesson 14 - Motivation: Survival & Learning AnxietiesLesson 15 - Motivation: Personal GrowthLesson 16 - Individual Differences: IntroductionLesson 17 - Individual Differences: People of Different Types - Summary of TypesLesson 18 - Individual Differences: People of Different Types - Conflicts & PreferencesLesson 19 - SummaryTest Your Knowledge Quiz Module 4Lesson 1 - IntroductionLesson 2 - Learning ObjectivesLesson 3 - Metaphors of OrganisationsLesson 4 - Models of Change - Lewin's Three Stage ModelLesson 5 - Models of Change - Kotter's Eight Step ModelLesson 6 - Models of Change - Senges Systems Thinking ModelLesson 7 - SummaryTeste Your Knowledge Quiz Module 5 Lesson 1 - Introduction Lesson 2 - Learning Objectives Lesson 3 - Roles and their Functions in a Change Lifecycle Lesson 4 - What Makes a Good Sponsor Lesson 5 - What Makes a Good Change Agent - Change Agents and Change Managers Lesson 6 - What Makes a Good Change Agent - Change Agents and Line Managers Lesson 7 - Change Agents and Sources of Power Lesson 8 - The Role of Line Management Lesson 9 - Summary Test Your Knowledge Quiz Accredited AgilePM training is provided by ITonlinelearning, APMG-International Accredited Training Organisation.

Learn the skills of being more confident and assertive in the workplace plus be able to influence people to do the things you would like them to do. Course overview Duration: 1 day (6.5 hours) This ‘Assertiveness and Influencing Techniques’ workshop is interactive and practical and facilitated by a subject matter expert via a virtual platform. Exercises and breakout rooms will be used during this training. Delegates are encouraged to login from a location where they feel safe to turn on their camera, use their microphones and engage in conversations as required. Objectives  The aim of this course is to introduce delegates to a variety of influencing skills and techniques to deal with aggression and challenging situations. These skills and techniques will improve confidence and personal effectiveness when working in groups / meetings. By the end of the course delegates will be able to recognise and define what assertive behaviour is and its benefits, the impact of non-verbal communication and how to use it to enhance influencing behaviours. Content What is influencing and assertiveness? Sources of power Influencing skills and choosing the right approach When to be assertive and alternative behaviours Assertive behaviour Behavioural styles and their impact on working relationships Identifying different behaviour types; assertive, aggressive, passive Building confidence and negotiating a win/win result Developing Skills Communication skills – the language of influence and communication dynamics Different influencing techniques and when to use them The art of saying ‘No’ - having the confidence to challenge Receiving criticism assertively and assertiveness behaviour analysis The language of assertion Meeting skills Giving and receiving feedback Dealing with confrontation, aggression and challenges in a confident manner Practical Exercises and Action Planning Practical exercises will be used throughout the training and the training will culminate with the creation of a personal action plan

Gain practical skills in influencing and decision-making, perfect for anyone working in team-based or project-focused environments, with interactive, hands-on learning. Course overview Duration: 1 day (6.5 hours) This is a highly interactive and practical course which will help you to use influencing and decision making techniques. This workshop has been specifically designed to give you an opportunity to learn and test a range of influencing and decision making models and techniques. The course is aimed at anyone who interacts with others on a regular basis, especially those in project management disciplines, multi disciplinary, matrix type organisations where healthy debate and challenge are key to achieving optimum resolutions. Objectives By the end of the course you will be able to: Utilise a variety of new techniques to enhance your influencing skills Recognise the impact of non-verbal communication and use it to enhance influencing behaviours Use language skills necessary to get your message across in an influential way Apply different techniques for dealing with aggression Understand VUCA – Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity & Ambiguous Use Perception, Bias, Decision Making and Judgement Understand personal preferences and approaches to Decision Making Speed read others approach to decision making Apply Mindsets, Skillsets and Toolsets for decision making Content What is influencing? Sources of power Influencing skills Choosing the right approach Developing Skills Communication skills – the language of influence Different influencing techniques and when to use them Having the confidence to challenge Dealing with confrontation and challenges in a confident manner The Decision Lifecycle – Personal Preferences Understand the human facts that influence decision making Understanding personal preferences and approaches to Decision Making Understand the impact of Perception, Bias and judgement in decision making Speed reading others approach to decision making Frameworks to provide context for decision making Understand the business factors that influence decision making - VUCA The Cynefin Framework – decision making in complex situations Understanding which business context, you operate in – simple, complicated, complex or chaotic Understanding how to decide in complexity Practical Practical exercises Case studies Personal action planning

Managers and leaders use power every day, many feel reluctant to use it or even to admit that it is part of their job. However, using power effectively is an important skill and by developing influencing techniques can lead to increased effectiveness in a team. This course describes the sources of power and strategies and assesses your abilities in line with these. Power should contribute to organisational goals, respect human rights and conform to standards of equality and justice.