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Developing Leadership Skills to Manage Up in Public Service

Learn core competencies for millennial leaders to manage up, become better collaborators, and enhance emotional intelligence. Embrace the challenge, empower others, and strive for improvement in public service. Contact Pat Fiorenza for more insights.

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Developing Leadership Skills to Manage Up in Public Service

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  1. Exploring How To Manage Up Not quite the big-shot decision maker (yet) – but how do you lead your peers and senior officials to act?

  2. First - Let’s recap on today Today was about connecting with like minded peers. Thinking of ways to advance your career, become a better leader, collaborator and become re-energized about your career. So, what more can I offer to tell you? Core competencies for millennial leaders to manage up Tell a few stories Leave you with a challenge

  3. Core Competencies for Millennial Leaders to Manage Up • Collaborators, Networkers and Connectors • Excel at Interpersonal Communications • Visionary and Innovator • Emotional Intelligence & Attuned to Present

  4. Hang on - Aren’t those skills every leader needs? • Absolutely! • Leadership and management are very different things • Leaders emerge in a lot of different ways – especially for us millennials • It’s harder to lead when you’re not a manager, anyways • The key here is: Although we are all at different stages of our careers – we all can be leaders within our agency.

  5. Collaboration

  6. Communications Path to PMF – Go-to resource for PMF Applicants

  7. Who’s the guy with the ‘stash? Painter?

  8. Vision and Leadership

  9. Final Thoughts - The Role of a Public Servant • Something engrained in those who enter public service • Call to action & build a better tomorrow • My challenge to you – why do you do what you do? • Focus on what your career goals are • What skills to do you need to develop to get there? How will you develop those? • Be proactive • Be honest with yourself, identify weakness and take some time reflecting on how you can improve. Emotional Intelligence and Attuned to Present

  10. Wrapping Up - So what are the key themes? • Leadership is twofold: a commitment to yourself to improve and a commitment to your agency/organization • Leadership is about empowering those around you to act • Leadership is not black and white, right or wrong. • Something engrained in those who enter public service • My challenge to you – why do you do what you do?

  11. Contact Info • Pat Fiorenza • @pjfiorenza • pat@govloop.com

  12. Exploring How To Manage Up Not quite the big-shot decision maker (yet) – but how do you lead your peers and senior officials to act?

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