EURO WINGS - Priority Management: Optimising Time, Workflow & Productivity

Introduction:

In an ever increasing pace of Life and Business, it becomes even more important to remove stress and operate with heightened sensory acuity. As the cost of stress to the employer continues to grow, organizations must recognize stress in their employees and train management to manage stress productively. A recent survey showed that 1 in 5 people report their work to be very or extremely stressful, citing the nature of their work, relationships at work or their employer as the cause.
It has been stated, that “The ability to ‘communicate well’ is ranked the number one key to success, by leaders in business, politics and the professions.” To be really successful in business, it is essential to learn, appropriate, practice and develop, vitally effective communication skills, both on a one-to-one basis, and to small and large groups. This two module seminar covers these strategic areas in a unique, proactive manner, and result in top quality performance.

Participants attending this seminar will:

The seminar is split into two modules:

Objectives
In this seminar, delegates will be able to:

Training Methodology:

Organisational Impact:

Personal Impact:

SEMINAR OUTLINE
Setting Priorities, Time Management & Stress Reduction
Managing Stress & Pressure at Work
Managing Your Job:

Practical Time Management & Planning Activities:

Managing Yourself:

Managing Others & Meetings:

Effective Delegation:

Delegation:

Ongoing Self-development:

Communicating with Excellence Getting Results:

Managing Pressure in the Workplace:

Understanding Stress and its Causes:

Different Stress and Behavioural Patterns:

Handling Stress Positively, A Positive Mindset:

Personal Effectiveness & Influencing Skills
Communicate, Negotiate, Influence & Persuade
Personal Inner Communication Essentials:

Understanding Communication and Persuasion:

Communicating and Presenting Effectively:

Communication Strategies for Professional Excellence:

Applying Personal Influence and Persuasion: