Course Outline
Introduction to Servant Leadership for Government
- Definition and philosophy of servant leadership in the context of public service
- Contrasting traditional leadership approaches with servant leadership principles for government
- Benefits of servant leadership in modern government organizations
Key Principles of Servant Leadership for Government
- Empathy and active listening to understand the needs of stakeholders and team members
- Building trust and fostering collaboration among diverse public sector teams
- Fostering growth and development in government employees to enhance their capabilities and contributions
Developing a Servant Leadership Mindset for Government
- Cultivating self-awareness and engaging in personal reflection to improve leadership skills
- Demonstrating humility and authenticity to build stronger relationships with team members and stakeholders
- Leading by example and modeling the desired behaviors that align with public service values
Practices and Strategies for Servant Leaders in Government
- Promoting open communication and encouraging constructive feedback within government teams
- Supporting team autonomy and empowering employees to make informed decisions
- Mentoring and coaching government staff for continuous professional development
Building a Culture of Trust and Collaboration in Government
- Creating a safe and inclusive environment where all voices are heard and valued
- Empowering individuals to take ownership of their tasks and responsibilities
- Celebrating team achievements and milestones to foster a positive and motivated workforce
Implementing Servant Leadership in the Government Workplace
- Identifying challenges and resistance to change within government organizations
- Integrating servant leadership practices into daily operations and decision-making processes
- Measuring the impact of servant leadership on team performance and organizational outcomes for government
Case Studies and Real-World Applications of Servant Leadership in Government
- Analyzing successful servant leadership practices within public sector organizations
- Learning from real-world examples of servant leaders in government settings
- Developing personal action plans for leadership growth and improvement in the public sector
Summary and Next Steps for Government Leaders
Requirements
- Basic understanding of leadership principles for government
- Experience in team management or supervisory roles within public sector environments
Audience
- Team leaders aiming to enhance their leadership approach in government settings
- Managers seeking to empower and develop their teams for government operations
- Organizational leaders fostering a collaborative work environment within public sector organizations
Testimonials (5)
training and feedback
Jochen Jung - Bachem
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Explains well the topic.
Gilbert Pineda - Quartzelec Ltd (Philippines Branch)
Course - Leadership 101
Clearly explained theory combined with trainer enthusiastically recounting his past experience, making the concepts much more relatable / memorable. Friendly and passionate trainer.
Jacob Tan - Singapore Management University
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Info about RPA, AI and IoT.
Jubilee Petil - Accenture Inc.
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I generally was benefit from the interaction and flexibility.