Top 16 MBA Courses in Leadership - Germany
Leadership - Germany
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Succeeding in your first significant leadership role requires new skills, abilities, and a change of
Succeeding in your first significant leadership role requires new skills, abilities, and a change of mindset.
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Duration: 12 days of in-person instruction.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Duration: 8 days.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Duration: 12 days of in-person instruction.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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Duration: 4 presentations & 2 online sessions at 180 minutes each.
Location: Campus Rheingau.
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The Leading People and Teams program functions as a leadership laboratory, where you can experiment
The Leading People and Teams program functions as a leadership laboratory, where you can experiment in a challenging but safe environment to uncover your blind spots as a leader and unlock effective leadership, while developing strategies that will help you get the most out of your team.
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This program will prepare you to successfully lead change initiatives in organizations by looking at
This program will prepare you to successfully lead change initiatives in organizations by looking at the main levers for successful change.
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Assuming more responsibility in your role will inevitably lead to moments where you are leading unde
Assuming more responsibility in your role will inevitably lead to moments where you are leading under pressure, forced to deal with crises and quickly formulate strategies to deal with them.
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