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Virtual Young Leaders Programme

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Introduction to the course
How to get the most out of the course
How the Networking sessions work

Module 1: Introduction
Introduction to embracing complexity
Preparing to embrace complexity
How we judge and decide (part 1): 3 stages of human error
Quiz
Module 1: Conclusion

Module 2: Introduction
How we judge and decide (part 2): Critical emotions
How we judge and decide (part 3): Introducing biased thinking
Types of decision bias
Energy saving rules and diagnosing before treating
Quiz
Module 2: Conclusion

Module 3: Introduction
Effective collaboration: We do not perceive reality
Effective collaboration: 3 steps to collective intelligence
Effective collaboration: Healthy conversations
Effective collaboration: Psychological safety
Quiz
Module 3: Conclusion

Module 4: Introduction
Thinking Strategically
Healthy Challenge
Pre-Mortem
Innovation matrix
Quiz
Module 4: Conclusion

Module 5: Introduction
Module 5: Working Across Cultures
Building a learning organization
Quiz
Module 5 Conclusion

Module 6: Introduction
Maximising your return on investment
Using habits to make change easier
Conclusion
Quiz
Module 6: Conclusion

Closing comments from ICMIF

Introduction to the course

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