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For each business, leadership training is of primary importance. It is one of the core aspects that
encourage healthy team work and increases productivity. Although, the leaders may have the
educational history and working experience that the company want, but at times they may not
have the expertise to effectively lead the company, direct or succeed. This impact the business
growth as well. Therefore, it is very importance to check either the manager has leadership
capability or not.
An effective leader is someone who is passionate about something bigger than themselves.
Furthermore, a leader would not take the requisite brave and tough decisions without zeal and
will take them to execution. Effective leaders give their companies a specific vision. These
leaders encourage and empower others to do more, and make transitions and transformations
possible. On the other side, Effective managers control and order staff in accordance with
existing policies and procedures.
There are several activities that can be used in training session to make the session effective with
active participation.
Minefield.
The Human Icebreaker.
Round Tables.
Zoom.
Tallest Tower.
Concentration
Team 10
Employee engagement is vital for attracting desirable talent and is a critical component of
employee satisfaction; disengaged employees are more inclined to abandon their employment.
Employees who are interested in their jobs are more likely to be inspired and stay loyal to their
company, according to Forbes.
Employees who are engaged are more likely to turn up to work every day and do all they can to
make their employers prosper. Whereas, a Satisfied employee is one who enjoys their jobs but is
not inherently engaged with it.
4. What are some of the activities that can encourage engagement of employees
in the workplace?
Several activities are there that can help the employee engagement at the workplace; some of
them are;
Mentorship program.
Focus on collaboration.
Encourage health and wellness.
Evaluate your employee's progress