Course Overview
You have transitioned from an individual contributor to a manager, or as an individual contributor, you’ve acquired practical skills to enhance your leadership abilities.
When you want to take your leadership skills to the next level, you assess your leadership traits, develop your communication skills, and build your reputation. These strategies can increase your ability to effectively influence others and get results.
Prerequisites
No prerequisites.
What You Will Learn
- 01Defining Leadership
- Identify Leadership Attributes
- Identify Leadership Responsibilities
- 02Assessing Your Leadership Traits
- Assess Your Leadership Characteristics
- Determine How Colleagues View Your Leadership
- Evaluate Factors that Affect Your Leadership
- 03Establishing Your Leadership Development Plan
- Identify Your Destination
- Establish Your Map
- Build a Leadership Development Plan
- 04Developing Your Communication Skills
- Upgrade Your Listening Skills
- Improve Your Communication Effectiveness
- 05Building Your Reputation
- Establish Your Credibility
- Use Influence to Get Results
Included With The Course
- Professional textbook (physical and digital)
- Unused copy of any files referenced throughout the textbook.
- Certificate of completion signed by the instructor.
Associated Certifications
Not applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. This course is for users of all levels and focuses on what they call social engineering. Social engineering is the use of deception to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential or personal information that may be used for fraudulent purposes. It aims to inform users of technology-related risks and what they can do to protect themselves and their organization from these risks.