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New Supervisor Essentials
February 27, 2023 @ 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Do you trust yourself to lead with confidence or do you often second guess your ability to be a supervisor? It’s natural to feel overwhelmed by all the responsibilities and emotions that come with the role. In this workshop, you will explore the fine art of self-assessment to evaluate your current skill level and make a plan to meet all of your job challenges. You will learn to recognize ego, drop judgment, and let go of assumptions that often impede supervisory success. Break-out “reflection groups” are used to share new ideas, best practices, and offer feedback.
Covered Topics
- Transition from exemplary employee to legendary leader
- Set professional boundaries
- Eliminate the phantom supervisor of yesteryear
- Address employees who are resistant or disengaged
- Establish priorities and delegate responsibilities
- Reduce workplace drama
- Commit to give and receive feedback
- Manage your own performance
Who Should Attend?
Newly appointed supervisors and “supervisors-in-waiting”.
Your Trainer
Karen Butcher is a former teacher, Mary Kay Sales Director, and trainer whose career journey led her to leave the corporate world to train and coach women and men who want to elevate their leadership skills, lead productive teams, and achieve their goals. Karen is a Certified Bank Training Professional who earned her credential in 2016. She is a Senior Training Consultant for Interaction Training and travels the country facilitating bank supervisor training. Attendees appreciate her hands-on approach to offering tools to coach and lead teams.
In addition, Karen works with Leadership Kentucky as the program coordinator for BRIGHT Kentucky, a new program for young professionals in the 54 counties of the Appalachian Regional Commission.
Karen’s passion for people is evident and she knows what is required to become a leader who people want to follow. She believes it’s time for a new leadership philosophy where leaders hold themselves and their teams accountable and let go of outdated practices.