Management: Top Tips
2h 6mBeginner2018-05-02
Authors

Chris Croft
Lecturer, Thought Leader, Project Management, Leadership
Course details
Learn the top tips to being a great manager. Chris Croft has been conducting leadership training for the last 20 years and in this course provides quick tips on the most essential skills for managers, covering everything from assertiveness and time management to sales and presentation skills. Each video is two minutes or less-short enough to fit into any manager's day. Take the entire course from start to finish or dive straight into the topic you need the most: negotiating purchases and sales, keeping your team motivated and engaged, delivering projects on time and on budget, effectively managing your time, giving great presentations, or becoming a respected leader in your organization or industry. Each tip is designed to help you become a better manager, one simple step at a time..
Learning objectives
Being assertive
Taking responsibility for mistakes
Giving and receiving criticism
Time management
Negotiation
Project management
Sales
Leadership
Holding effective meetings
Giving presentations
Learning objectives
Being assertive
Taking responsibility for mistakes
Giving and receiving criticism
Time management
Negotiation
Project management
Sales
Leadership
Holding effective meetings
Giving presentations
Skills covered
Management SkillsLeadership and ManagementOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Introducing tips for becoming a better manager
1. Leveraging Assertiveness
- 02 - Introduction
- 03 - Assertiveness benefits
- 04 - Using life scripts
- 05 - Using self-talk
- 06 - Understanding rights
- 07 - Understanding responsibility
- 08 - Taking responsibility for mistakes
- 09 - Being self-aware
- 10 - Facing aggression
- 11 - Taking criticism
- 12 - Giving criticism
- 13 - Using the right words
- 14 - It's never too late to go back
2. Time Management for Managers
- 15 - Introduction
- 16 - Your life is time
- 17 - Foundations of effective time management
- 18 - Setting effective goals
- 19 - Personality barriers to effective time usage
- 20 - Using a master list
- 21 - Wisely prioritizing
- 22 - Saying no effectively
- 23 - Negotiating
- 24 - Managing email
- 25 - Dealing with procrastination
- 26 - Using a jobs list
- 27 - Using a work diary
3. Project Management
- 28 - Introduction
- 29 - Define your project
- 30 - List tasks
- 31 - Estimating time and costs
- 32 - Finding the critical path
- 33 - Troubleshooting the plan
- 34 - Using a Gantt chart
- 35 - Calculating resources
- 36 - Assessing risks
- 37 - Monitoring progress
- 38 - Monitoring cumulative cost
- 39 - Adjusting your plan
- 40 - Reviewing after completion
4. Sales
- 41 - Introduction
- 42 - Listening and asking questions
- 43 - Offering compliments
- 44 - The four types of customers
- 45 - Identifying needs
- 46 - Prescribing solutions
- 47 - Handling objections
- 48 - Planning for a meeting
- 49 - The feel, felt, found tool
- 50 - Closing the sale
- 51 - Closing the sale later
- 52 - After the sale
- 53 - Efficiency systems
5. Leadership
- 54 - Introduction
- 55 - Achieving a vision
- 56 - Vision, systems, and people
- 57 - Motivating your team
- 58 - Communicating effectively
- 59 - Managing different team types
- 60 - Being fair
- 61 - Effective weekly meetings
- 62 - Effective delegation
- 63 - Understanding your leadership style
- 64 - Determining freedom
- 65 - Being decisive
- 66 - Leading by example
6. Negotiating
- 67 - Introduction
- 68 - Learning to ask
- 69 - Acting as if it's a game
- 70 - Creating win-win situations
- 71 - Setting your limit
- 72 - Understanding their weaknesses
- 73 - Setting an opening offer
- 74 - Trading
- 75 - Going beyond small steps
- 76 - Going beyond splitting the difference
- 77 - Avoiding the nibble
- 78 - The flinch
- 79 - The vice
7. Presentations
- 80 - Introduction
- 81 - Determining your main message
- 82 - Planning the timing
- 83 - Having a backup plan
- 84 - Gaining confidence
- 85 - Getting off to a great start
- 86 - Presenting the agenda
- 87 - Interacting with your audience
- 88 - Effectively using visuals
- 89 - Using notes
- 90 - Overcoming problems
- 91 - Finishing strong
- 92 - Keeping it simple
Conclusion
- 93 - Thank you