Be a Teacher, Not a Preacher: The Key to Effective Service ManagerTraining | SDR

In this episode of Service Drive Revolution, Chris Collins explores
the crucial difference between being a teacher and a preacher as
a Service Manager, emphasizing the importance of adopting a teacher
mindset for effective Service Manager training and creating a
thriving, high performance team. Chris shares insights on the pitfalls of falling into the "preacher" trap and discusses practical strategies for becoming a true teacher, including focusing on
fundamentals, creating systems for ongoing development, empowering
your team to take ownership, and leading by example. This episode is
packed with valuable tips and actionable advice to help Service Managers transform their management style and unlock their team's full potential.
0:00 - 3:50 Engagements and Getting Old
3:50 - 17:29 News
17:29 - 34:50 Be a Teacher, Not a Preacher
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[@rw3fan]

Spot on. 100% Fundamentals are vital. We do the same thing every day, we have to practice to stay sharp at it.

[@gregshimanek3165]

Very good. As tech for 43 years and and a instructor, I can appreciate your thought on this topic.
Thanks

[@Bwebster-ServiceCoaching]

Huge fan of breaking the fourth wall! 😂

[@bobmoss2665]

Excellent again i can even understand the American humour. Bob Australia

[@bgeoffb]

🤣

[@trentdaniel1992]

I don’t understand why every one of your videos has 15:00 minutes of wasted time before it gets to the real topic