Managing to Excel (Flexible Learning Materials)

Improve the performance of your managers with a flexible learning package you can use with any manager within your organisation

If you have managers with different development needs then Managing to Excel could be a cost effective solution that reduces the time away from the workplace on training courses and allows managers to work at their own pace.

This is a series of 12 DVDs and Workbooks covering the following key areas of management:

  • Identifying and Solving Problems
  • Making Decisions and Weighing Risk
  • Thinking Clearly & Analytically
  • Disciplining and Counselling
  • Planning & Scheduling Work
  • Listening & Organising
  • Giving Clear Information
  • Getting Unbiased Information
  • Time Management & Prioritising
  • Setting Goals & Standards
  • Training, Coaching & Delegating
  • Appraising People & Performance

The complete series is available to install within your organisation and use as a stand alone product, but would normally be used to complement a wider management development programme that included the Managerial Assessment of Proficiency.

To find out more download a fact sheet or contact us on 0161 975 7777 to discuss your individual requirements.

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