Transitioning into Leadership for an IT Manager
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Information Technology (IT) managers require a specific skillset to properly create, oversee, and motivate their teams. This workshop provides the enhanced capabilities necessary to move from a subject matter expert to a role more in line with leadership. From developing an inspiring vision and empowering members to reach it, to meeting deadlines and evaluating results.
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$1,195.00
Nov 19 - Nov 20, 2026
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM America/Chicago- VILT
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This course has been approved for 14 PDUs | 14 CDUs
Understand how to make a smooth transition into management Develop your authentic leadership style Engage and empower staff to achieve excellence Build high-performing, collaborative teams Apply delegation best practices Attract and retain great staffWho should attend Transitioning into Leadership for an IT Manager Course
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IT professionals who have recently transitioned into a management role or expect to move into one soon. It’s designed for those needing foundational leadership skills specific to managing IT teams.
Participants will learn to transition smoothly into management, develop an authentic leadership style, engage and empower staff, build high-performing collaborative teams, apply delegation best practices, and attract and retain top talent.
The course covers leadership competencies and roles, team collaboration and culture-building, effective delegation strategies, and techniques for managing performance and engaging staff to retain great employees.
No formal prerequisites are listed; the course is intended for IT professionals moving into or newly established in a management role, regardless of prior formal leadership training.
You’ll gain skills in acting as a leader, liaison, and spokesperson, resource allocation, negotiation, team-building, delegation, and strategies for engaging and retaining high-performing staff.