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Program Overview
The WWLDP is built to equip front-line leaders with tools and information to efficiently and effectively lead our teams within our fast-paced, high-stress industry.
This mobile-based, micro-learning program is specifically built using first-hand construction experience to work with our hectic schedules (not against them) by providing actionable resources relevant to everyday construction challenges without ever having to leave the job site.
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upcoming programs
Open enrollment is available two different times a year; Winter, which starts in January, and Fall, which starts in August.
With the Custom Cohort Package, you can customize your start date based on whatever works best for your crews.
We recommend considering joining whichever program works best WITH your schedule instead of AGAINST it. Set yourself up for success by avoiding an overlap of this program with project start-ups or closeouts if at all possible.
Registration Open!
August - November
Registration closes Monday July 25
January - April
How it works
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format
100% online
effort
90-120 minutes per week
program duration
13 weeks
(including buffer week)
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discussions
Weekly 45 minute facilitated cohort discussions
cohort size
5 - 10 crew members
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model
Guided facilitation using paced micro-learning missions
investment / Cost
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Program Designer, Coach and Facilitator
Amy Powell
Amy is the owner and founder of Well Works, has over 18 years of construction experience, a Bachelor's in Construction Management, a Master's in Adult Education and Training, and a passion for building up and supporting individuals who work within the construction industry...
who should enroll?
Foreman, Superintendents, mid to upper-level managers, high potentials, and senior leaders from any construction industry sector. Leaders seeking to improve the performance of themselves and their teams. Any manager or individual contributor who needs to be more effective in interacting with their teams, colleagues, clients, direct reports, and superiors. Individuals who need to get things done through others. *Note that there is a minimum of 3 years experience with or within the industry.
What crew members are saying
"We are challenged to manage these projects, but really what we are doing is leading a team. Leadership is not something I ever thought of as a learned skill but the first take away from the program for me was that leadership is most definitely a skill that can be learned, improved upon, and requires constant evaluation and training to be better; no different than our efforts at scheduling, writing RFI’s, or managing safety & stormwater. The program introduces and familiarizes the participant with the why’s and how’s of leadership, starting with the individual through the team. Week by week it builds from the foundations of leadership through the practice of leadership, daily, on our projects. From understanding what is important to us and how we currently lead, to how to better lead and influence those teams we are entrusted with."
Commercial GC Superintendent
What Type of Content is Covered?
The program is broken down into four quarters, each consisting of 3-weeks:
Quarter 1: The Structure and Overviews (Division 1)
An introduction to the different leadership styles, redefining intelligence, clarifying what a "good" or "successful" leader is, figuring out what our inherent strengths are and what all this means for us within the construction industry.
Quarter 2: The Foundation - The Leader (Yourself).
Information on what is going on inside our heads and why we react differently in certain situations, what motivates us, and a leadership maintenance schedule to help with stress, being overloaded, and exhaustion.
Quarter 3: The Building - The Team (Other people).
What motivates others, what demoralizes them, how trust is built, what THEIR default mode looks like, and a measurement tool to gauge our team's health to know when to take action to maximize the success of our teams.
Quarter 4: The Finishes – Helpful Leadership Tools
Conflict, difficult discussions, public speaking, how to get others and ourselves out of a "mind lock" for more productive conversations, and larger industry challenges to be aware of as leaders in the industry.
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