This bootcamp was designed to provide support, structure, and orientation exactly in this phase.
You Grow Into It.
Stepping into a leadership role often happens faster than you can internally prepare for. Yesterday part of the team, today responsible for results, atmosphere, development, and direction.
Many new leaders experience in the first months:
You should plan around two to three hours per week. This time is used for compact video sessions, short reflection prompts, and direct application in your leadership routine, for example in conversations, delegation, or decision making. You set your own pace and can move faster or take breaks. All content remains available to you for 24 months.
Week 1
Transition from expert to leader
Week 2
Your strengths and areas of action as a leader
Week 3
Self and time management between leadership and technical work
Week 4
Delegation and effective follow up
Week 5
Employee expectations and effective feedback
Week 6
Leading employees and developing them intentionally
Week 7
Understanding and shaping team dynamics
Week 8
Making and implementing decisions
Week 9
Leading through clear goals
Week 10
Your long term development as a leader
After the bootcamp, you will no longer lead based on instinct, but with intention and reflection. You will understand your role, make clearer decisions, and communicate with more confidence.
You will develop, among other things:
confidence in transitioning from employee to leader
clarity about what you are responsible for and what you are not
structure in handling delegation, priorities, and time
the ability to develop employees and address performance
a leadership style that fits you and your team
At the end of the ten weeks, you will have a solid foundation to build on. For your team. For your career. For yourself.
For many participants, the bootcamp as an online program is already fully sufficient. Others, however, want additional personal exchange to clarify questions from their leadership routine, discuss specific situations, or deepen key topics together.
For this purpose, optional live group coaching sessions are available. In addition to the bootcamp, three moderated online sessions can be booked, where leadership practice is reflected and confidence in handling real challenges is strengthened.
Follow up coaching at a glance:
3 live coaching sessions online
90 minutes per session
moderated group format
led by Axel Rittershaus or another experienced leadership coach
space for real cases, questions, and exchange
Welcome to the Course
Welcome & How Your Bootcamp Works
5:34
Who Is Your Coach, Axel Rittershaus?
4:14
Involving Other People
4:16
Information for Your Manager
4:49
What’s Your Current Situation?
Week 1
It Starts With You – Your Team Leader Bootcamp
2:47
Tips & Tricks
From Expert to Leader – The Challenge
5:33
Situation Analysis – From Expert to Leader
3:32
Results: Self-Assessment
1:29
Results: Situation Analysis 1 – Georg
8:41
Results: Situation Analysis 2 – Karen
6:39
Results: Situation Analysis 3 – Sarah
9:19
Advantages of Experts as Leaders
4:29
Disadvantages of Experts as Leaders
5:38
Experts as Leaders – CEO Example from the Movies
4:59
Situational Leadership Model
6:55
Practice Transfer Week 1
4:24
Summary of Week 1
4:57
Mini-Quiz Week 1
Week 2
Traits of Great Leaders – Your Strengths and Development Areas
2:27
Fear of Conflict – Example of Leadership Behavior
4:36
Situation Analysis – Your Strengths and Development Areas
2:50
Exercise – Self-Assessment
4:13
Results: Situation Analysis 1 – Georg
4:18
Results: Situation Analysis 2 – Karen
3:17
Results: Situation Analysis 3 – Sarah
2:23
Practice Transfer Week 2
6:17
Summary of Week 2
4:18
Week 3
Do You Need a Break?
Self – and Time Management
1:06
Factors Influencing Time Management and Effectiveness
4:38
Exercise 1: Inner Drivers
1:57
Exercise 2: Time Monsters
2:00
Results: Inner Drivers
6:41
Results: Time Monsters
3:16
You MUST Schedule Your Leadership Tasks
1:53
Leadership Schedule – Example for a Small Team
3:52
Leadership Schedule – Example for a Team of 7-10 People
1:59
Leadership Schedule – Example for a Future Team Leader
1:48
Jim Collins‘ Hack to Do What Matters
4:10
5 Hacks for Self-and Time Management
5:01
Time Management – Tasks Distribution & Team Size, Examples, Target, and Status Quo
6:39
Practice Transfer Week 3
3:15
Summary of Week 3
1:05
Mini-Quiz Week 3
Feedback for Us
Week 4
From Doing It Yourself to Delegating Effectively
2:05
Situation Analysis – Delegation
0:42
Results Situation Analysis 1 – Georg
6:42
Results Situation Analysis 2 – Karen
4:56
Results Situation Analysis 3 – Sarah
6:05
10 Delegation Hacks
6:40
Checklist – Delegation
7:45
Delegation Problems
6:06
Who’s Got The Monkey? The Pitfall of Reverse Delegation
2:57
What Can We Do With the Monkey?
5:08
Practice Transfer Week 4
2:45
Summary of Week 4
3:37
Mini-Quiz Week 4
Week 5
What Employees Expect From Their Manager
1:54
Expectations – What Do You Expect From Your Manager
4:45
Expectations – What Your People Expect From You as Their Leader
4:44
Results: Your Expectations – Part 1
2:12
Results: Your Expectations – Part 2
1:49
Results: Your Expectations – Part 3
1:57
Results: Expectations of Your Team – Part 1
4:50
Results: Expectations of Your Team – Part 2
3:15
Study – Manpower Group – What Employees Expect
0:58
Study – Google’s Oxygen Study
6:01
Handling Expectations of Employees
5:00
Life Is Not a Bad of Roses
4:48
Practice Transfer Week 5
3:06
Summary of Week 5
3:32
Mini-Quiz Week 5
Week 6
Developing Employees the Right Way
1:40
Case Study – Employee Development
0:49
New Perspective: Rob – Looking at the Other Side
0:55
Results: Case Study 1 – Conny
4:16
Results: Case Study 2 – Rob
5:36
Employee Development – Development Areas
4:49
Employee Development – The ‚Why‘ of Development
3:48
Employee Development – Employee Development Requests
4:07
Employee Development – Everyone Is Different
1:53
Fixed and Growth Mindset
1:53
The Fixed Mindset
1:56
The Growth Mindset
2:25
Fixed and Growth Mindset When Leading People
4:30
Intrinsic or Reward-Based Motivation
2:47
Employee Development Requires Feedback and Follow-Up
6:17
The SBI Method for Impactful Feedback
5:20
Practice Transfer Week 6
2:07
Summary of Week 6
1:33
Mini-Quiz Week 6
Week 7
Do You Need a Break?
Know Your Team and Lead Them the Right Way
2:41
Aristotle Study and Your Team – Part 1
6:55
Aristotle Study and Your Team – Part 2
1:30
Exercise: Building Trust
1:28
Results: Aristotle Study and Your Team
3:15
Results: Building Trust
6:23
Aristotle Study – Building Trust Within Your Team
2:33
5 Actions to Build Trust Within Your Team
3:37
Goals – Requirements – Priorities
4:16
SWOT Analysis of Your Team
4:32
SWOT Analysis – Example
4:22
Helicopter Parents – You Don’t Need to Solve All Problems of Your Team
3:04
Practice Transfer Week 7
2:17
Summary of Week 7
2:02
Mini-Quiz Week 7
Week 8
Set & Achieve Goals
1:57
Exercise 1: Team Goals
1:49
Exercise 2: Your Goals
2:18
Results: Exercise 1 – Your Team’s Goals
4:25
Results: Exercise 2 – Your Personal Goals
4:32
Goal Definition – Most Common Mistakes
2:48
Goal Setting: The SMART Method
4:05
Goal Setting: The OKR Method
7:58
Types of Goals: Simple and Routine Goals
4:42
Types of Goals: Challenging Goals
3:58
2 Goal Setting Hacks – Non-Goals and Definition of Done
2:50
Achieving Goals – Follow-Ups and Persistence
4:36
Practice Transfer Week 8
1:40
Summary of Week 8
2:53
Week 9
Making and Implementing Decisions
3:34
Exercise: Your Decision Making
1:21
Results: Your Decision-Making & Typical Problems
7:07
Decision-Making – Fear Setting Method
3:30
Decision-Making – Push It to the Front Line
4:40
Example: Empowerment at Ritz Carlton
3:05
Empowerment – Limitations
3:36
Decisions & Teams – Possibilities & Limitations
2:52
Decisions without Implementation Are Useless
2:40
Decision-Making – 5 Tools & Methods
7:05
Explain the Reasoning Instead of Justifying Decisions
4:33
Practice Transfer Week 9
2:07
Summary of Week 9
4:27
Week 10
Your Next Steps to Becoming a Confident, Respected Leader
1:34
Overview of Topics and Methods
Looking Back – Your People & Team
4:52
Looking Back – You & Your Leadership Journey
5:01
Practice Transfer – Your Team
1:24
Practice Transfer – Your Development
4:22
Your Bootcamp – That’s a Wrap
4:00
Your Evaluation of Our Bootcamp Journey
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The Bootcamp for new leaders is such a program and has therefore been integrated into our development plan for emerging leaders.
It is now an established practice to sign up newly promoted employees of our companies to the Bootcamp. The learning format is advanced and modern.
Mr. Rittershaus impresses with his expertise, experience, and business acumen.“
– Dr. Peter-Paul Gross
》Do I need prior experience in leadership or coaching?
No.
The bootcamp does not require any specific prior knowledge.
It is designed so you can easily follow along even without coaching experience, while still offering enough depth for those who already have leadership experience.
》How much time do I need to invest?
The bootcamp is designed as a clearly structured development process over ten weeks. Each week, a central leadership topic is unlocked so you can focus on one key area at a time instead of trying to learn everything at once.
You should plan around two to three hours per week. This time is used for compact video sessions, short reflection prompts, and direct application in your leadership routine, for example in conversations, delegation, or decision making. You set your own pace and can move faster or take breaks. All content remains available to you for 24 months.
》Will I receive a certificate?
》What if I need to take a break?
》How does the 30-day money-back guarantee work?
If the bootcamp isn’t right for you, you’ll get your money back within 30 days, no questions asked. Simply send us an email, and your refund will be processed within 5 business days.
》What technical requirements do I need?
》How long will I have access to the course?
You have 24 months‘ access to all content, which you can use as often as you like within that time.
With over 35 online courses, a published book and experience of coaching internationally, Axel demonstrates how to develop your leadership skills in a conscious, effective and forward-looking way — for yourself, your team and your career.





