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“Thank you so much for running the leadership management training course last week. What can I say, it was just brilliant! I learnt so much about myself and the staff I work with. I was amazed at how Nadeem had discreetly arranged problem solving tasks/obstacles on his arrival without me even knowing, just so he could assess my approach, reactions and emotions ahead of delivering the course – incredible! Nadeem really sets the standard for how to deliver an excellent bespoke leadership training programme based on individual training needs.”
Yvonne Simpson
Project Coordinator, Track Academy by Connie Henry

15 March 2018

Understanding learning styles, personality types and body language

When it comes to effective leadership and management, one size does not fit all for each member of your team. Every person is unique and knowing their individual learning styles and personality types will allow you to communicate with them in the right way and ensure you can manage them effectively and get the best out of them. It is important to know that some people are visual learners, while some are aural. Some people like to read and take notes and others learn by experience by being in the moment. In the same way, some people are activists and confidently take action – worrying about the consequences later; whereas pragmatist personality types approach things logically; theorists base their judgements on available data while reflectors like to analyse and review – but can also be sensitive to being let down or hurt.

No single learning style or personality type is better than another, as the best teams are made up of people who represent a mix of all of them. This training workshop will help you understand and recognise this within your team, so that you approach each person in the way in which you will get the best reaction, response, drive and performance out of them.

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