How to develop leaders and women leaders wisely?

Jacek Jokś

The responsibility that lies on the shoulders of managers today is enormous. So the question should be asked: how do we support them? And further - by reaching for the familiar - multi-stage and time-consuming leadership development programs - will we really help managers_ to overcome current difficulties?

In my opinion - based on constant cooperation with this group, but also with entrepreneurs in various industries - the answer is N I E. This is not what managers_RKI need today. With the momentary current epidemic relaxation, pulling down strictures, when the public can, wants and needs to breathe freely (not just without a mask) two issues seem to be particularly important: rest and reflective learning. The first is essential for healthy functioning. The second helps to learn practical lessons from experience, with a plan to implement what works and optimize what is worth implementing with some improvements. 

Listen to an interview with Jack Jokś, from which you will learn about well-designed leadership programs.

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Jacek Jokś

Coach certified at the highest Master level by the International Coaching Federation (MCC ICF). Trainer and coach at the SET Group School of Coaches. Supervisor of coaching. Gestalt psychotherapist in the training process. Expert at Concordia Design. Consultant, working with entrepreneurs, managers and HR departments of both start-ups and large organizations. Spent the last years in an international automotive corporation supporting managers and teams in change and leading activities related to organizational and employee competence development. He is a member of the team at Pracownia Psychologiczne POMOCNIA in Poznań, where he conducts both coaching and psychotherapeutic processes. As a coach, she specializes in individual coaching, mainly in the development of managerial competencies, dealing with emotions and strengthening mental resilience, while as a trainer she develops primarily coaching and leadership competencies, teaching future coaches, managers and the HR community.