Overview
The public sector is changing, and professionals are working in increasingly agile ways. Whether reducing costs, making better use of office space, or encouraging a younger workforce, remote working has latent benefits.
It is essential that organisations have a clear remote working strategy in place that is fit for purpose, and that managers adapt their leadership style to make the most of these changes.
To facilitate better working at home this course will be delivered virtually, which will help you learn in a comfortable and familiar environment.
Attend this one-day virtual training course to discover effective leadership techniques that will best support your team. Develop a flexible, future-focused management approach that motivates and maximises performance.
Please note we will use Zoom to virtually deliver this course.
What previous delegates have said about this course…
“The event was well planned, thought-provoking and relevant. A must-do for even the most seasoned remote leaders, and expertly facilitated by Jenny Baynes.” – Estates, Security & Access Control Lead, HMRC
“A good, sharp course. Interesting and engaging with a lot to take away and use.” – Manager, London Borough of Ealing
“This course has provided some very useful tools to improve my remote team management.” – River Basin Account Manager, Environment Agency
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Jenny Baynes is a smart working consultant, she led the development and delivery of the award winning modern council programme for North Yorkshire County Council.
Jenny has worked with a variety of organisations to drive change initiatives and develop smart working practices. She has collaborated with industry leaders and developed networks to share those practices to support organisations working toward becoming happy, healthy and productive workplaces
Jenny is an experienced key note speaker and facilitator with a background in organisational development, training and leadership development.
Jenny is also a qualified coach and when ...