Olya Sokolova Opened Management Course

If you have recently become a leader, have been managing for a long time, but rely mainly on intuition, are just preparing to lead a team, or want to broaden your perspective through the experience of others, this course will help turn disparate knowledge and practice into an understandable management system.

Let's look at how to think like an owner, launch projects, create a strategy, set goals, manage a team, handle conflicts, and influence people without formal authority. There will be live broadcasts, lessons, exercises, group simulators and access to the professional Kolosok community. Until I was 36, I thought that the meaning of life was to reach new heights and overcome difficulties. If I couldn't, I could. If it's not done, do it.  I even thought that a vacation was needed to regain strength for work, and not for the sake of new experiences and impressions. I'll explain why I thought that. The first 10 years of my career were spent at McKinsey & Company, one of the largest consulting companies in the world. I was working on difficult tasks there: figuring out how to extract more coal from the mine, developing a transport strategy for the Moscow government, and figuring out where an entrepreneur should invest a billion rubles. 

It was a hard job that took an average of 70 hours a week. At some point, I started going to horror movies because it got scarier than the thought that tomorrow was Monday.