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Overview
There are any number of “leadership sins” you can commit when you are in charge of a team. Learn how you can avoid committing these “sins” and build a happier, more productive team.
There are a number of classic “leadership sins” you can commit when you are in charge of a team. These “sins” are all different, but are all equally likely to alienate your team and diminish motivation. The six “leadership sins” we will explore in this course are:
- Control freakery;
- Avoiding conflict;
- Dithering;
- Being loved;
- Avoiding small talk; and
- Vanity.
This course will help you to quickly identify the different “leadership sins” using humorous examples, and provide practical strategies for addressing them.
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Last Reviewed: January 2025
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Simple and easy to followThe course was easy to follow and repeated/reinforced the learning objectives well.V. Avery, SolicitorLeadership Sins There are any number of “leadership sins” you can commit when you are in charge of a team. Learn how you can avoid committing these “sins” and build a happier, more productive team.LawCPD
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Informative and concise courseA helpful course in looking at identifying common pitfalls in leadership style and what to do about them, presented with very entertaining video examples.D. Dwyer, SolicitorLeadership Sins There are any number of “leadership sins” you can commit when you are in charge of a team. Learn how you can avoid committing these “sins” and build a happier, more productive team.LawCPD
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