Essential Leadership & Management Training for New Tech Managers: From Individual Contributor to Confident Leader—A Step-by-Step Management Path

Ramon Janssen

€82.99

Video Apr 2025 17hrs 23mins 1st Edition

Ramon Janssen

€82.99

Video Apr 2025 17hrs 23mins 1st Edition

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Step-by-step guidance for new tech managers in their first 100 days and beyond
Practical tools for delegation, feedback, conflict, and team performance
Real-world leadership models to motivate teams and manage without authority

Description

Stepping into a tech management role is exciting but demanding. This course gives new managers a structured roadmap to build core knowledge, shift mindsets, and understand modern leadership. You'll explore your responsibilities, make a strong first impression, and master the first 100 days with confidence. From aligning with your manager to leading former peers, you'll be equipped for the realities of leadership. The course then builds tactical skills—delegation, time mastery, and leadership models that boost team performance. You’ll gain insights into team facilitation, motivation, and decision-making, while learning how to influence without authority and remain technically relevant. Real-world strategies ensure you can lead diverse, cross-functional teams effectively. Final modules focus on performance management, feedback, communication, HR essentials, and change leadership. You’ll learn how to hold impactful one-on-ones, resolve conflict, and improve team outcomes. With tools for self-awareness, growth mindset, and leadership confidence, this course is your complete guide to thriving as a new tech manager.

Who is this book for?

This course is designed for new or aspiring tech/IT managers, team leads, or senior engineers preparing to transition into leadership roles. No prior management experience is required, but a background as an individual contributor in a technical team is beneficial. Ideal for those seeking clarity, confidence, and competence in their first management role.