Generational Crossroads: Leadership and Change for the Future
For the first time in our nation's history, four generations occupy the workplace. The experiences of the formative years of each generation leads to shared values and expectations of the respective generation. As a result of these unique experiences, values and ideals do not always align and conflict arises between supervisors and subordinates, co-workers, and clients. Generational Crossroads explores the diversity of each generation, their contributions to the workplace, and leadership and coaching strategies for supervisors and managers.
Roy Bethge and Tim Janowick conduct a highly engaging discussion over a period of four to sixteen hours.
Stepping Up to Supervision
First line supervision is key to any organization as front line leaders ensure the agency's goals and objectives are met while establishing the bar for acceptable work and ethical behavior. During the course of this week-long program, new supervisors will be exposed to important self-discovery tools to better understand their communication and leadership styles while exploring the concepts of leadership and front line management. In addition to soft skill development, front line leaders will discuss ethical considerations for their role, effective techniques for motivating employees, and liability considerations. All participants are required to pass a comprehensive written examination at the conclusion of the course.
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Fire Service Supervision and Leadership Development
First line supervision is extremely important to the fire service, yet training in this area is often limited in its offering. This week-long course allows newly promoted front line fire service supervisors the opportunity to learn team building and management techniques, discover communication styles and how they relate to the work place, and examine their own leadership styles to better understand where they succeed and have opportunities for improvement. in addition, participants will explore current trends and relevant considerations for front line fire service supervisors. All participants are required to pass a comprehensive written examination at the conclusion of the course.