Effective Teams
Creating a high performance team is at the top of the list for most new managers. Of course team compositions change over time and the process needs to be repeated so that high performance is maintained. Most ‘team building exercises’ suffer from a lack of transferability into the work environment. Juno Consulting has created a structure around a well proven and dynamic team building exercise that will ensure that the desired behaviour changes are applied in the workplace.
Tools for New Leaders
Many emerging leaders advance into management positions without a practical foundation in leadership and management methodology. They are frequently promoted as a result of being a subject matter expert or high performer. Often, they lack the skills and emotional competencies needed to lead. With high stakes for both the emerging leader and the business, the foundation laid during this period shape the quality of the future leader.
The ‘Practical Tools for Emerging Leaders’ program is designed to lay a solid foundation of practical leadership knowledge. The skills introduced during the training are then integrated into day-to-dayperformance via periodic reflective workshops facilitated by a Juno Consultant.
Internal Mentoring
Facilitated mentoring programs are one of our key areas of expertise. We have run several internal mentoring programs and we have used internal mentoring in the context of preserving corporate wisdom, employee development and succession planning.Community Mentoring
In this program corporate leaders mentor long-term unemployed job seekers over a period of 13 weeks. The unemployed job seekers are sourced through the Job Network and trained before committing to the mentoring. Corporate mentors usually volunteer to participate and receive 2 days foundation training before the mentoring. The program is fully facilitated by us over the 13 weeks - mentors are coached as a group 1 hour per week and individually as needed. This ensures the process stays on track and mentors don't try to tackle issues outside the program scope.