How to Succeed as a First-time Manager
Moving from an individual contributor to a managerial role is a big leap! Learn how to develop the skills of effective delegation and motivation for your new role.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Personal Development
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
2
Instructor
Alan Patterson
Availability
3 months
Product Number
BLI3050180
Skills for effective management
Your new job is to create the conditions for others to succeed, not to do the work yourself. As a manager, you must develop the skills of effective delegation and motivation, and avoid the trap of micromanagement.
Key Topics
- The difference between building individual competence and organizational capacity
- Team development and coaching skills
- Delegation as a survival skill for you and development opportunity for team members
- The four common mistakes first-time managers make
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the difference between the individual contributor and management roles
- Indicate the skills needed to manage and lead the team
- Recognize the pitfalls of first-time managers and how to avoid them
Who Will Benefit
- CPAs interested in moving into leadership positions, new business leaders, new finance and accounting managers
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