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New Leadership Development Programme from the Managing Partners’ Forum – Consensus through Collaboration

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There are four core modules and two optional modules: Core Modules Components Facilitator Emotional Intelligence – The skills that matter most for effective leadership Use EQ to lead, engage and succeed as quickly and as powerfully as possible Addresses self-awareness, emotional regulation, adaptability and persuasive communication EQ-I 2.0

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Soft skills for tough barristers (Reflection, Self-Coaching, Change, EQ, Awareness, Goal-setting, Communications) Counsel Magazine

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Improve self-awareness (and emotional intelligence) Emotional intelligence (EQ or EI) quotient is a technical term covering many soft skills. Here’s my view of the top three soft skillsets for barristers 1. We also need to know how others perceive us – whether team members, subordinates, leaders, referrers or clients.

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Research update on the most in-demand soft skills

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LinkedIn Learning reported the 2023 most in-demand soft skills as: Management Communication Customer service Leadership Sales Project Management Research Analytical skills Marketing Teamwork Amongst a list of the most in-demand hard skills were finance, data analysis, operations and customer relationship management. Contact mpf@pmint.co.uk

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Coaching and Consulting skills – Limiting beliefs, approaches to helping and marketing consultancy

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Changes are being driven by fee-earner expectations, time challenges facing fee-earners, changing client requirements, increasing competition, data/digital transformation and more sophisticated M&BD programmes (see below). Video) (kimtasso.com) Ask WHY questions Always prioritise 5:1 appreciation versus criticism!