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MANAGING BELOW THE SURFACE
This course enables understanding of the deeper psychological interactions that go on in a team. It opens the door to creating dynamic, synergistic and effective teams
   

It involves......


• The profiling of each individual’s psychological strategy for managing themselves and other people
• Unlimited copies for each individual of a high-level 20 page report exploring their needs and development issues
• Introduction to a powerful yet simple model for explaining synergistic team behaviours
• A comprehensive 40 page psychological report on the styles, needs and issues that you will experience in others
• Training in how to harness diversity and develop drive and mutual commitment
• Unlimited freedom to take the test again as many times as they would like to monitor the development of their key characteristics

WHO IS IT FOR?


MANAGING BELOW THE SURFACE is for experienced managers who are able to move on to a higher level of management. They need to have shown potential to develop sophisticated self- and team-management skills

Click here to view the competencies indicated by the PEP

 

BENEFITS


Managers who have……
• Greater self-awareness, confidence and ability to take responsibility for the success of their team
• More effective, motivating and enjoyable strategies for self-management and management of others
• Increased flexibility and responsiveness to changing demands
• Better anticipation of potential issues, problems and dangers to avoid
• More enjoyment and fulfilment in their management role

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