Description

The last thing any leader wants or needs is another list of qualities or behaviors they must adopt to become a better leader. Instead of piling on ideas and best practices that tend to overwhelm and confuse, what if I told you we all have a great leader hidden inside us. We don’t need to add more behaviors, and habits, but instead take them away. Just like a master sculptor chips away at the unwanted material to reveal their masterpiece many of the great leaders in our industry have simply eliminated their bad habits and behaviors to become a better leader themselves.

Being a great leader is more about simplifying how you lead, not complicating it.

In this workshop we will identify the behaviors and bad habits many leaders can easily eliminate to have a greater degree of influence with those they serve.

In this program you will learn:

• The most common bad habits and worst practices of many leaders.

• How to replace those bad habits with best practices proven to increase your influence.

• How to better communicate with those on and off your team.

• The tips, tricks, tactics, and techniques any great leader must master to become a better leader.

Target Audience – Owners, Executives, Field Foremen, General Foremen and Future Leaders

Nic Bittle is the founder of Work Force Pro and works with contractors and organizations that want to prepare and develop their workforce to lead with impact, act like a pro, and perform at their best on a daily basis. Through presentations, workshops, and tools that he has developed which are designed to support the learning process, and through a unique information delivery system called D.R.I.P. Information™. He is the architect of 2 performance improvement process curriculums, that use the D.R.I.P. Information™ process that is specifically designed to prepare and develop our current and next-generation work force for the roles and responsibilities that lie ahead. Nic is the author of four books, Small Business, BIG Mistakes, Perform Like the Boss!, Good Foreman; Bad Foreman and Know This, Do That.