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I support and accompany you to be true in your work
Your ability to work:
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Gain clarity about your psychological games and power behaviour, especially in relation to your status - how important is your position in communication, how do you bring it into play?
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Discover how hidden fear manipulates you and how you often unconsciously pass it on.
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Uncover hidden power games between you, your superiors and your colleagues.
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Realise that you don't need power to lead successfully, that there is no need for a power imbalance.
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Find choices between autonomy and dependency - and empower your people.
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You can clearly define your role (and that of others) and the expectations/responsibilities associated with it.
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Be clear about values, identities and team culture
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Gain skills to manage and address conflict and closeness/distance
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Empower yourself to be self-directed and self-responsible, regardless of your status.
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Define your preferred working style: collaborative and/or cooperative.
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Recognising the enormous power of FORGIVENESS
Your communication skills:
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You recognise the importance of communicating from the adult ego and being intentional with your colleagues.
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You are aware of your self-image and how others see you, especially in relation to your position.
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You will be provided with transactional analysis tools to address communication states/levels accurately and to name them with your employees.
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You will learn to address conflicts (e.g. power and competition issues) in a mediative and non-judgemental way.
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Transparent naming of expectations, needs and attitudes is an integral part of your communication.
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Setting an example that people need not be afraid of you
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You give the employee the opportunity to be who they are.
To become the safe harbour for your team:
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You ensure that the employee/teammate can approach you with critical issues, concerns - without the risk of being judged/assessed.
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You recognise the individuality of your staff/teammates
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You provide reassurance as to why the fear of being excluded from the group is unfounded - especially with somewhat difficult employees
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You encourage the implementation of individual self-direction, self-responsibility and influence on the team
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You recognise the individual freedoms of each staff member and their consequences for the team.
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You clarify which choices and alternatives exist in the team in order to be able to show and live individuality.
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You specifically promote talents and potentials