Avoiding the Seduction of the Leader Syndrome

(Retired) | Last updated October 16, 2015

Course Length

1h 12m

Last Updated

October 16, 2015

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Avoiding the Seduction of the Leader Syndrome

(Retired) | Last updated October 16, 2015

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Avoiding the Seduction of the Leader Syndrome
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Overview

Learn how you can get more direct and candid feedback from your direct reports. Honest concerns, suggestions, and ideas will all help you to affirm that you are on the right path, yet many leaders do not have access to this unfiltered information. Get an in-depth examination of why and how leaders are “seduced” into believing they are taking the right course of action. You will leave with nine powerful lessons that will help make you a more effective leader.

In addition to the live webcast, all attendees will receive The Seduction of the Leader in Higher Education, a 40-page paper written by Patrick Sanaghan and Kimberly Eberbach.

Who should attend?

Leaders at all levels are at risk of being seduced and would benefit by understanding the dynamics at play that contribute to this syndrome, and how to prevent it.

Agenda

  • What is seduction of the leader?
  • How does seduction occur
  • Understanding the three types of seduction
  • Three key behaviors that you must change to prevent seduction from occurring
  • How your organizational structure can prevent the free flow of information
  • Nine proven strategies to counter seduction of the leader

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Why is this event retired?

At AI we want to always ensure that the best and most current trainings are available to members, and we regularly review our trainings to ensure that is the case.