Habits For Line Manager
TRUST-LED LEADERSHIP
Habits and behaviours that take line managers from box-ticking to leading and coaching.
The Problem
Your line managers were promoted because they were great at the day-to-day work. That doesn't mean they know how to coach and lead a team.
They're carrying out the 1-2-1s. They're doing the end-of-year reviews. Ticking the boxes, but they feel they need all the answers, and you're worried they're easily overwhelmed.
You hear whispers of micromanaging. You see unnecessary leavers. Or the opposite: you're worried some don't really know what's going on.
They're all symptoms of the same thing: leadership skills they were never taught or, more likely, never embedded as habits.
The Solution
Using a few simple, practical coaching habits, we turn your line managers into inspirational leaders who produce self-sustaining teams.
Every session is built around live practice, not theory. Participants leave with tools they've already tried out in the room, not just notes from a slide. Learning continues in between sessions.
The result is leadership that doesn't rely on having all the answers. It relies on asking the right questions, creating space for others to think, and building the kind of psychological safety that lets a team perform at its best.
3 online sessions – up to 8 leaders
Alternatively – 1 half-day session (up to 10 leaders)
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Participants learn how the right question, not the right answer, is what actually moves a team forward, and how to build teams that solve problems without needing the leader in the room.
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Most of us think we're listening. Most of us aren't, not properly. This session gets hands-on with what actually blocks real listening, and practises the questioning and nonverbal techniques that turn a leader from someone who hears words into someone who understands what's really being said. It also covers how to support employees through grief and loss, one of the moments leadership is tested most, and least talked about.
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This session focuses on giving and receiving feedback, the importance of collecting feedback from team members, and how to deliver effective feedback using the EEC model and Radical Candor. Finally, this session looks at mapping the team's strengths to run a team of 'Top-Trumps.'
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