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How To Lead Well Even Under Stress

Published by LeaderConnect with Neil Jurd

How you deal with stress as a leader has a direct impact on your team. Uncontrolled mood swings can damage performance and hurt morale. Neil Jurd OBE has a model you can use to help make sure that you are at your best for the people you lead.

Objectives

Develop emotional intelligence; Improve leadership skills; Enhance effective communication

Roles

Administrator; Leader; Teacher; Executive; Manager; Educator; Policy Maker

Departments

Teacher Development and Training; Management Development and Training; Public Administration and Policy Development; Leadership and Management

Industries

Education; Business and Finance; Government and Public Sector; Healthcare

Tags

leadership-development; effective-communication; emotional-intelligence

Topics

Effective Communication; Leadership Development; Emotional Intelligence

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