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From Blunders to Brilliance: Transforming Accidental Managers into Effective Leaders

Posted in : Webinar Recordings on 1 October 2024
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Legal Island
Issues covered: Impact of accidental managers on their teams and company culture; Key challenges accidental managers face in leadership roles; HR’s role in ensuring long-term leadership success

Ever wondered why your top talent is heading for the exit? The answer might be closer than you think. Our webinar uncovers the pitfalls of 'accidental managers'—those well-meaning but undertrained leaders who are costing your organisation its best people. Fortune magazine reported 66% of managers are defined as ‘accidental managers’ and in this webinar, Caroline Reidy of the HR Suite and Julie Holmes, Knowledge Partner at Legal Island, uncover why undertrained managers are driving nearly a third of your workforce out the door. They look at:

  • Impact of accidental managers on their teams and company culture
  • Key challenges accidental managers face in leadership roles
  • HR’s

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This article is correct at 01/10/2024
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