Authoritarian Leadership Techniques to Achieve a vision


Course Info

Code MG2-156

Duration 5 Days

Format In-House On-Demand Online

Summary

Business leadership is not a simple task. Countless people have dedicated their entire professional life to climbing the corporate ladder, yet only a select few will achieve their goals.

To be an effective leader requires a complex skill set. One would need the ability to effectively align their personal goals, business goals, and organisational culture. Furthermore, a leader needs to have a vision and be innovative. While innovation may not come naturally, they need to manifest and foster inspiration within the workforce and absorb what’s happening around them to utilise it to further business prospects.

To maintain an edge in the business culture, it is essential to develop a particular leadership style. An authoritarian leader will have sole decision-making power and control over those below them. Authoritarian leadership can be highly beneficial in a fast-paced organisation where mistakes need to be addressed as they happen and where there would not be time for a team to meet and plan ways to correct them.

While the responsibility of this leadership style can feel hindering to creativity, it does not have to remain that way. There are a vast number of techniques and methods an authoritarian leader can learn and later utilise to generate ideas and visions that can be developed and implemented into the business.


  • To understand the characteristics of an authoritarian leader.
  • To command respect from peers and subordinates.
  • To recognise what leadership means for you and your business.
  • To determine your role as an effective leader.
  • To analyse personal capabilities and explore areas for improvement.
  • To develop strategies to harbour success.
  • To identify ways to create a positive and effective working environment.
  • To encourage development within employees.

This course is designed for anyone who wishes to develop their leadership style to progress through their career. It would be most beneficial for:

  • Project Managers
  • Business Owners
  • Finance Managers
  • Planning Managers
  • HR Supervisors
  • Team Leaders
  • Senior Executives
  • IT Professionals
  • Business Advisors
  • Operations Managers
  • Regional Managers

This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will review case studies of current leaders on a local and regional level to identify communication styles, leadership styles, and methods of management.

Analysing leaders that have already risen to success within their respective fields will allow participants an extensive understanding of the taught content. The opportunity grants them the ability to apply the theories and concepts they have learned to existing people and organisations where they can assess how they apply them in practice. Participants will also have the opportunity to partake in group discussions and design potential project plans for their own businesses to incorporate their previous expertise with their new knowledge.


Course Content & Outline

Section 1: Vision Impact
  • Fostering a vision.
  • The power of creative vision.
  • How leadership influences organisation culture.
  • The importance of innovation.
  • Aligning personal vision with business capabilities.

 

Section 2: Developing Strength for Leadership
  • What qualities make an ideal leader.
  • Utilising emotional intelligence.
  • Developing a powerful communication style.
  • Managing your personal welfare.
  • Analysing the dynamic between you, your peers, and employees.

 

Section 3: Motivating Employees
  • Different techniques for coaching others.
  • How to remain self-motivated.
  • Methods of motivating others.
  • Offering incentives and rewards for outstanding work.
  • Establishing an environment that fosters determination.

 

Section 4: Maximising Resources
  • Delegating and prioritising assignments efficiently.
  • Methods of time management and planning.
  • A strong focus on peak performance when strategizing.
  • Creating an empowering environment.
  • Analysing employees’ specific skill sets and organising accordingly.

 

Section 5: Peak Performance Culture
  • Characteristics of high-performing leaders.
  • Being proactive in maintaining organisational relationships.
  • Encouraging new ideas and concepts.
  • Balancing business needs with staff needs.
  • Aligning communication style with leadership style.

 

Section 6: Authoritarian Leadership
  • Theory of authoritarian leadership.
  • Investigate successful authoritarian leaders.
  • Review the advantages and disadvantages of authoritarian leadership.
  • Determine the ideal approach for success.
  • Maintaining a safe working environment.
  • Determine whether the authoritarian style is suitable for your organisation.
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