PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
WORK AND CAREER
“I am dissatisfied with my job, the bad thing is that I have no alternative”.
“I want to make a radical change in my career, where do I start?”
“I’ve been made redundant, what now?”
“I’d like to get that job, but I don’t know if I’m good enough and I’m afraid of the interview”.
“My teammates don’t collaborate like they used to, what to do?”
“I am dissatisfied with my leadership style, with my communication, I know I can improve”.
“I would like to start my own business, but I only see problems everywhere”.
Given that most of us spend most of our day at work, we should try to live these hours not just as an obligation, but as an opportunity for development. Our work should provide us with energy, not steal it…
In order to achieve a fulfilling professional life, and so that what we experience at work does not affect our family, our environment and our private life, it is important to change our attitude towards and at work.
- Define and visualise your goal, taking into account your needs and inalienable values.
- Identify the external and internal obstacles that limit you (fears, beliefs) and overcome them.
- Explore your competences and skills.
- Strengthen your self-esteem and empower yourself.
- Develop your emotional and social intelligence.
- Knowing how to manage stress, emotions and conflict situations.
- Prioritise and delegate to better organise your time and responsibilities.
- Saber adaptarte y gestionar los cambios en tu organización.
- Develop a strategy and action plan.
- In short, to become the leader of your own life.
Development starts with yourself, excellence is achieved by working.
LEADERSHIP AND SELF-LEADERSHIP
“How do I motivate and inspire my employees to improve my company’s results?”
“I don’t know how to adapt my leadership style to the continuous changes in the system”.
“I would like to achieve a culture of excellence in our company”.
“We work against each other instead of with each other, which means we work uncoordinated and do not achieve good results”.
“I want to be in a leadership position, but I am always rejected”.
“I don’t know how to delegate, my employees see me as the boss who decides everything. I want to change and learn to share responsibilities”.
Motivate, convey respect and trust, show appreciation for the commitment and achievements of the team and employees, be honest, learn to understand people and systems, communicate openly and empathetically, take responsibility for oneself and others, be calm when dealing with complex issues and problems, be able to manage conflict, be able to teach but also to learn….
All these describe the values and objectives of successful leadership.
What are your principles regarding your integrity?
- Feel that your values are aligned with the values of the company.
- Cultivate healthy, driving, non-destructive ambition.
- Being able to listen, perceive needs, connect, disagree and discuss...
- Work in harmony with myself and my environment (company, employees, superiors, as well as family, partners, friends).
- Generate an environment of trust, respect and empathy, the cornerstones of good communication and thus constructive cooperation.
- To set limits to an excessive ego, to recognise my limits and to value the contributions of others.
- Participate actively and consciously in modifying and adapting to new circumstances and new systems.
- Define and visualise your goal.
- Clarify your needs, values, objectives and priorities.
- Identify the external and internal obstacles that limit you (fears, beliefs) and overcome them.
- Strengthen your self-esteem and empower you to improve your effectiveness and efficiency.
- Become a leader instead of a "boss".
- Develop your emotional and social intelligence.
- Prioritise and delegate to better organise your time and responsibilities.
- Adapt and manage change in your organisation.
- Managing stress and emotions.
- Learning to deal with conflict situations.
- Explore your competences and skills for a new job or promotion.
- Determine your priorities (professional/personal): time management, stress management, work-family balance...
- Develop a strategy and action plan.