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Leadership Theory,Skill development,Motivation,Application
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Description: Leadership is not a destination but a competency, a thought process and a methodical approach for solving the problem or managing the team or creating something impactful or implementation of a change. However most of the time we do not get enough guidance or support to build this critical but the most effective skillset.In this course we have covered all the aspects of leadership starting from Theory to motivational, applications to organization and the skill development processThe course covers the following aspects in four different parts1. Complete list and description of different Leadership theories, concepts and ideas2. Different motivational theories and it's connection with management or leadership practice3. Complete guide of different Leadership practice and it's application4. The applied leadership concept in organisation to perform different tasks or manage various scenarios5. Complete leadership application guide and skill development process6. Different skill development approach and methodologiesThe course has complete video lectures with explanation , downloadable reading materials and the complete transcript for your future reference. This is an ideal course if you want to1. Working in a management position and want to create a better impact2. A true professional who wants to manage the things better and grow3. Any individual want to be different from others4. If you are an entrepreneur and want to showcase yourself as a business leader5. A student who wants an end to end leadership course with all required information or guidanceOnce you complete the course you will not only get the completion certificate but also can download a leadership badge which can be used in your cv.The complete description of the four parts of the course has been provided below .Why Leadership Skill</stron
Category: Personal Development > Leadership > Leadership
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Price: 199.99
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