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Our Lunch 'n Learn Micro-Session Menu

You can register up to 20 people into the micro-session. We have found that the optimal session size is between 10 and 20.
 
Our fee for the micro-session Lunch'n Learn event is a fixed rate regardless of size $1,500. The session includes the 60-90 minute seminar customized to your group's needs, lunch, and a copy of our course materials.

Lunch 'n Learn Registration

Choose One of these Topics

Achieving the Most With the People You Lead

  • Why People Do What They Do

  • What is Leadership

  • Indicators of Leadership

  • 3 Big Gotchas

  • Leaders Take the Arrows

  • The Road to Abilene

  • Builder or Wrecker

Correcting Behavior and Inspiring People

  • Correcting Self

  • Using a Moral Compass

  • Ethics and Honesty

  • Know Yourself and Seek Self-Improvement

  • Take Care of Your People

  • Framework for Correction

  • Praise in Public and Rebuke in Private

  • Swift Correction / Dribble In Rewards

  • Caged Lions

Helping Your Team Get the Big Vision While Leaving Room for Theirs

  • The Coaching Analogy

  • The Bunker Story

  • Finding Mutual Goals

  • Letting the Team be Involved in Vision Decisions

  • Vertical Integration (A Case Study)

  • Helping People Buy-In

  • When is Buy-In Really Achieved

 

Developing Highly Capable Teams

  • Evolution of the Knowledge Worker

  • Self-Healing Concepts

  • Decentralization

  • Self-Organizing

  • Auto-Reconfiguring

  • Impossibility of Control

  • Management as a Liberal Art

Incentives and Motivations - What Works?

  • Theory of Motivation

  • Theory of Incentives

  • Direct Monetary Reward

  • Indirect Non-Monetary Reward

  • The Diving Catch

  • Go Big or Go Home

 

Remaking HR - What Managers Need to Know?

  • The Risk of Litigation

  • At Will Employment 

  • Hiring Process (Do's and Don'ts)

  • Firing Process (Do's and Don'ts)

  • Formal Corrective Plans

  • Coaching and Performance Reviews

  • Compensation Issues

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The Final Follower

Not everything is leadership. Too often we say about some action “that was great leadership” when in reality what occurred was not leadership at all. 

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