[Free] Leading With Purpose: The Servant Leader Professional

Servant Leadership for Professionals – Free Course

Added on December 2, 2024 Personal Development 2 min read

What you’ll learn

Recognize the definition of Servant Leadership
Distinguish the difference between service and power
Recognize the characteristics of Servant Leadership
Describe how Servant Leadership aligns with the Agile Management approach
Identify the key practices of a Servant Leader
Recognize the four steps to becoming a Servant Leader

Requirements

No prerequisites needed. This course introduces the concept of Servant Leadership for you to use in your work and everyday life.

Description

“Leading with Purpose: The Servant Leader Professional” is an impactful and transformative course tailored for Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), Project Managers, and a broad spectrum of other business professionals who are eager to lead with authenticity and purpose. This course delves deep into the principles and practices of servant leadership, a philosophy that puts the needs of team members, clients, and communities at the forefront of professional practice. Participants will explore strategies to foster a collaborative and inclusive work environment, learning practical skills in empathy, active listening, and ethical decision-making.

By adopting a service-oriented approach, professionals can enhance engagement, improve client satisfaction, and create a supportive culture that encourages all team members to thrive. The course will also illustrate how servant leadership aligns seamlessly with Agile methodologies, showing participants how the two approaches complement each other in managing and motivating modern teams. Through case studies and real-world examples, attendees will witness the servant leadership model in action and gain the skills needed to lead with humility, authenticity, and an unwavering commitment to positive impact. By the end of this course, professionals will be fully equipped to lead not only in their organizations but also contribute meaningfully to their broader communities.

Author(s): Colten Christensen