LEAD077 Political Savvy, Power and Ethical Influence: Enhance Your Ability to Influence Positive Change Within and Outside Your Workplace

 
 
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Course Description

Politics and power exist wherever humans are involved, and these dynamics have existed for centuries. Their impact ranges from very positive to downright underhanded. Many of us respond by trying to avoid politics altogether. Yet learning how to navigate organizational politics and power in an ethical manner will boost your career success, no matter what position you occupy or aspire to. It will also enhance your ability to influence positive change – within and outside your workplace.

Course Outline

Modules: Week 1: Organizational politics and power dynamics Week 2: Building political capital and the role of trust Week 3: How to build an ethical influence plan Week 4: The medium is the message: Seeing how you’re seen

Learner Outcomes

Understand organizational politics and the role of power and influence Learn how to navigate organizational politics in an ethical manner Identify stakeholders and internal networks Understand different ethical influence techniques Understand their strengths and weaknesses regarding political savvy and build a plan to improve Learn tools to build trust-based relationships and rebuild trust when it is broken Use a combination of feedback and reflection to gain insight into their personal strengths and opportunities for development. Engage in unfiltered dialogue about your work challenges, and collectively explore solutions. Identify the mindset shift in taking a realistic and practical approach to navigating organizational politics Develop a plan with next steps to help them become more influential Develop skills to advance in their career
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Section Title
Political Savvy, Power and Ethical Influence: Enhance Your Ability to Influence Positive Change Within and Outside Your Workplace
Type
Online
Dates
Apr 08, 2024 to May 05, 2024
Delivery Options
Course Fee(s)
Tuition non-credit $895.00
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Section Notes
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   Drop Deadline: Apr 10, 2024
   Withdrawal Deadline: Apr 22, 2024
 
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