Translated Title"Positive Political Skills in the Workplace"SummaryEnglish instruction is available for customized seminars only. Whether we want to admit it or not, politics are an undeniable part of corporate life. They are the manifestation, at once visible and invisible, of the informal power wielded by the various stakeholders within an organization. Criticized by some as negative, even Machiavellian, politics and the skills they foster can (and should) have a positive impact. That is what defines an effective political player: someone who can use political savvy to have a constructive influence, in an ethical way, on other stakeholders. Effective political players must be able to reinforce and build on the power they hold and extend it throughout their organization in a lasting way. This training program is designed to provide participants with the basic political skills necessary to exercise their informal power in an optimal manner. This translates into tactics and strategies that can be used to influence the various other stakeholders within an organization. At the end of the program, participants will be adept at playing the "political game" and using these skills to protect themselves against potential abuses of power. Workshop Directors |
Next datesMontreal (HEC Montréal) : Laval (Château Royal) : South Shore of Montreal (Hôtel Alt Dix30) : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FeesNeed information ? |
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
This seminar uses a dynamic, interactive approach, with a combination of lectures, discussions in small and larger groups, analyses of critical incidents, self-assessment questionnaires and simulations. Participants are encouraged to apply the concepts and notions learned in their own work situation.
This program is aimed at managers, executives and professionals looking to hone their political skills in the workplace.
1.3 continuing education unit (CEU) is awarded for this program.