This document discusses building an accountability culture in the workplace. It suggests that leaders choose to commit time to leadership development through human interactions like performance reviews and by setting clear expectations. It also emphasizes the importance of hiring the right people, holding employees accountable to metrics, and not accepting excuses. The Alternative Board is presented as a solution, offering monthly board meetings, coaching, education resources, and a network to help businesses improve accountability, strengthen operations, and increase sales.
This document discusses how organizations need to shift from goods-dominant thinking focused on transactions to service-dominant logic focused on co-creating value with customers. It emphasizes identifying customer value, designing customer experiences, establishing touchpoints, and delivering value through collaboration and accessibility of information. The document also discusses how standard work, process focus, and continuous learning are important Lean principles for empowering teams to execute and deliver value to customers.
Agile speaks of putting people first; however in my experience, people are the poor stepchild to process and tools. It’s not about getting scrum teams “more agile” it’s about shaping the organization's culture to support agile development. It’s necessary to understand the areas needed to create a culture that supports agile development. We have to wonder, are we asking ourselves the right questions? How do we engage our staff to create an agile workforce? How do we hire the right people? What is a manager's role in this new self-organized culture? How do we motivate those people? How do we connect them with the customer? It’s about embodying the spirit of agility to get all the magic of a startup and scaling that across a large organization.
In this session, we will talk about building your organization’s culture to support scaling organizational agility to keep the team passionate and purposeful.
Format: Presentation
Target Audience: Agile Coaches, Human Resources, Leaders, and Change Agents
Wrightwood Capital provides a culture that delivers a high-quality experience for its associates through carefully selecting talented individuals, comprehensive training and development programs, and by aligning its core values with business strategies. The core values include relationship focus, clear communication and transparency, follow through, fairness, open door policy, community and shared values, and excellence and leadership. Wrightwood Capital reinforces these values through actions like satisfied constituents, surrounding associates with the right people, building trust through candor, walking the talk by doing what they say, treating all contributions equally, collaborating where all associates matter, sharing values and victories, and challenging all to achieve excellence.
The document discusses trends in nonprofit leadership transitions that will need to be addressed between now and 2016. It notes that nonprofits will need to recruit over 600,000 to 1,250,000 new senior managers, and anticipate increased turnover beyond current levels. This is driven by factors such as the increasing number of nonprofits, baby boomer retirement, and lack of experienced younger professionals. Proper transition management is necessary to stabilize organizations and orient new executives through phases of ending the old relationship, establishing an interim plan, and launching the new beginning.
What are all the things you think about and take care of when you invite people for a little party? Lots of decisions and many invisible actions are happening beforehand. In the English language there is a nice word that captures this all: hosting. But you cannot only host parties, also conversations and collective learning processes benefit from good hosting. And it is not the same as ‘facilitating the meeting’. Can you image you would facilitate a dinner with friends or family? Hosting is different, it goes deeper and is beyond facilitation. The term Art of Hosting and Harvesting Conversations That Matter contains many elements: the convening, inviting, holding and guiding the conversations. This hosting practice and methodology is also known as the art of participatory leadership.In participatory leadership we want, just as in a successful party, that everyone can join in, feels safe and OK. Art of Hosting is crucial in the future of work, in a world where we no longer separate thinking from doing, in a world where everyone’s voice matters. Whether it is in your community, an Agile transformation or teams doing BAU.
The GE WorkOut process is a method used to streamline processes, eliminate non-value added work, quickly identify and meet new business initiatives, and build an empowered workforce. It involves cross-functional teams analyzing problems and developing recommendations to meet goals set by leadership. The process has key elements of bottom-up idea generation by those closest to the work, followed by top-down approval and implementation of solutions within 90 days. When implemented successfully, it can help organizations become more efficient and responsive to changing market conditions.
Moving your organization into the fast lane metroMike Vincent
Move your organization into the fast lane - making Scrum stick
Scrum is not just for software development. Use the principles of Scrum to move your whole organization into the fast lane. It's a big culture change and hard work but immensely rewarding.
This document discusses how organizations need to shift from goods-dominant thinking focused on transactions to service-dominant logic focused on co-creating value with customers. It emphasizes identifying customer value, designing customer experiences, establishing touchpoints, and delivering value through collaboration and accessibility of information. The document also discusses how standard work, process focus, and continuous learning are important Lean principles for empowering teams to execute and deliver value to customers.
Agile speaks of putting people first; however in my experience, people are the poor stepchild to process and tools. It’s not about getting scrum teams “more agile” it’s about shaping the organization's culture to support agile development. It’s necessary to understand the areas needed to create a culture that supports agile development. We have to wonder, are we asking ourselves the right questions? How do we engage our staff to create an agile workforce? How do we hire the right people? What is a manager's role in this new self-organized culture? How do we motivate those people? How do we connect them with the customer? It’s about embodying the spirit of agility to get all the magic of a startup and scaling that across a large organization.
In this session, we will talk about building your organization’s culture to support scaling organizational agility to keep the team passionate and purposeful.
Format: Presentation
Target Audience: Agile Coaches, Human Resources, Leaders, and Change Agents
Wrightwood Capital provides a culture that delivers a high-quality experience for its associates through carefully selecting talented individuals, comprehensive training and development programs, and by aligning its core values with business strategies. The core values include relationship focus, clear communication and transparency, follow through, fairness, open door policy, community and shared values, and excellence and leadership. Wrightwood Capital reinforces these values through actions like satisfied constituents, surrounding associates with the right people, building trust through candor, walking the talk by doing what they say, treating all contributions equally, collaborating where all associates matter, sharing values and victories, and challenging all to achieve excellence.
The document discusses trends in nonprofit leadership transitions that will need to be addressed between now and 2016. It notes that nonprofits will need to recruit over 600,000 to 1,250,000 new senior managers, and anticipate increased turnover beyond current levels. This is driven by factors such as the increasing number of nonprofits, baby boomer retirement, and lack of experienced younger professionals. Proper transition management is necessary to stabilize organizations and orient new executives through phases of ending the old relationship, establishing an interim plan, and launching the new beginning.
What are all the things you think about and take care of when you invite people for a little party? Lots of decisions and many invisible actions are happening beforehand. In the English language there is a nice word that captures this all: hosting. But you cannot only host parties, also conversations and collective learning processes benefit from good hosting. And it is not the same as ‘facilitating the meeting’. Can you image you would facilitate a dinner with friends or family? Hosting is different, it goes deeper and is beyond facilitation. The term Art of Hosting and Harvesting Conversations That Matter contains many elements: the convening, inviting, holding and guiding the conversations. This hosting practice and methodology is also known as the art of participatory leadership.In participatory leadership we want, just as in a successful party, that everyone can join in, feels safe and OK. Art of Hosting is crucial in the future of work, in a world where we no longer separate thinking from doing, in a world where everyone’s voice matters. Whether it is in your community, an Agile transformation or teams doing BAU.
The GE WorkOut process is a method used to streamline processes, eliminate non-value added work, quickly identify and meet new business initiatives, and build an empowered workforce. It involves cross-functional teams analyzing problems and developing recommendations to meet goals set by leadership. The process has key elements of bottom-up idea generation by those closest to the work, followed by top-down approval and implementation of solutions within 90 days. When implemented successfully, it can help organizations become more efficient and responsive to changing market conditions.
Moving your organization into the fast lane metroMike Vincent
Move your organization into the fast lane - making Scrum stick
Scrum is not just for software development. Use the principles of Scrum to move your whole organization into the fast lane. It's a big culture change and hard work but immensely rewarding.
This document discusses key elements of agile HR. It outlines 5 trademarks of agile organizations, including a clear focus on customers, cross-functional teams, rapid iterations, self-managed teams, and flexible technology. It also lists 18 practices for organizational agility. The document then examines how HR can support agile organizations and work agilely itself through practices like leading by example, adapting HR processes through rapid iteration and experimentation, using HR technology flexibly, and taking a guerrilla approach to change.
The document discusses how adopting Agile practices has changed HR work at Titansoft. It outlines 3 key changes: 1) Creating a more engaging company culture focused on feedback, transparency, and continuous learning. 2) Implementing non-traditional HR practices like salary transparency, flexible work hours, and self-managed teams. 3) Applying Agile concepts like minimal planning, feedback loops, and retrospectives to HR projects and processes. The changes helped improve employee engagement and retention while reducing individual manager workloads.
1. The document describes a half-day masterclass event for senior executives on managing change.
2. The event will present proven practical change solutions and templates through case studies and research.
3. The masterclass will cover recurring themes of change leadership failure, the role of change leaders, and how to address human dynamics in change.
The document discusses qualifications needed for a job in organizational development or instructional design. It outlines an ideal position requiring consulting with organizations to assess learning needs, designing learning solutions, and facilitating training programs. The document compares the individual's skills to those needed, including technical skills, business acumen, problem solving, and self-development. It provides resources like mentors and committees to help develop needed skills before graduation to smoothly transition into the ideal role.
4 Messages Great Leaders Consistently and Clearly CommunicateEric Anderton
The document provides an overview of services offered by an executive coaching firm, including strategic planning, team building, and leadership development. It includes testimonials from past clients praising the impact on their business success and leadership skills. The document emphasizes developing a vision, providing direction through goal-setting and delegation, developing employees, and providing encouragement, accountability and recognition. It encourages leaders to strengthen themselves, build their team, and grow their business through the services offered.
Building worldclass workforce (Jan. 2013)theojamison
The document discusses building a world class workforce. It defines a world class workforce as having high employee engagement, clear leadership, and alignment with organizational vision and mission. It identifies the four key processes to developing such a workforce: recruitment and selection, learning and development, ongoing communication, and reward and recognition. It stresses that these processes must be consistently implemented and supported by alignment, consistency, accountability, teamwork, and empowerment to achieve a world class workforce.
The document discusses building a high performance culture at LeadCap. It outlines the stages of change processes that organizations and individuals go through, from initial resistance to acceptance of changes. It also identifies key enablers and transformers needed, including selection processes, training, leadership, teamwork, communication and innovation. The summary emphasizes building a culture where individuals are responsible and trusted to perform, and where success depends on individual, team and organizational performance. It concludes that the company needs high visibility commitments and deliverables to truly become a high performance culture.
Facilitating Agility: Obligations of Organizations LeadersCprime
Slides from Michael Levine's presentation at Agile Day Twin Cities 2019, hosted on November 20th at the RiverCentre in Saint Paul, MN.
https://www.agiledaytwincities.com/
Viktor Bezhenar @ Kharkiv PM Day - Delegation and Empowerment: Lessons Learnedviktor_bezhenar
Spoken on the great conference Kharkiv PM Day in March 2017. Described my experience in buiding self-motivated and empowered teams. Audience liked this one a lot - ready to share my knowledge on this topic anytime!
Creating a culture of excellence takes continuous effort over the long run, not overnight. Companies should start by deciding what excellence looks like for their own organization and developing goals and benchmarks. They can then motivate employees through engagement, rewarding productivity over long hours, promoting health and work-life balance. Developing an engaged workforce through open communication of changes builds productivity. Investing in technology and workspace design that keeps employees comfortable and connected can further support a culture of excellence.
Being First is a company that has been helping executives lead organizational change for 30 years. Their mission is to develop the most competent and conscious change leaders through providing tools, skills training, and developing leadership capabilities. They offer a range of integrated services including consulting, education, and coaching to build clients' change capabilities, maximize results on change initiatives, and optimize return on investment in change efforts. Their goal is to support organizations in successfully transforming their culture and business through leadership in change.
Continuous Play: The Future of Agile (presented at Agile Gravy Conference 201...Matthew Philip
This document discusses gamifying work by applying game design elements and principles to daily work activities. It suggests integrating game thinking can increase engagement, learning, and fun on the job. Some ways discussed to gamify work include creating player avatars and narratives, setting clear goals and measuring progress, providing immediate feedback, and emphasizing teamwork and continuous improvement. Both agile principles and elements of game design are aligned with creating a state of "flow" where people are completely engaged in an enjoyable and optimally challenging activity. Gamifying work could help motivate employees and add meaning to their jobs. However, it also presents some risks such as not pleasing all employees or overemphasizing metrics. Overall gamification is presented as a way to
Coaching is the Product: building your agile coaching backlogTricia Savage Bailey
Agile Camp Portland 2019, Tricia Savage Bailey and John Eisenschmidt walk you through a set of exercises to try on and role play using agile to structure your agile coaching approach
Hamish Duff - Make or Break - ALGIM Nov 2015Hamish Duff
Exponential change brings a complex set of problems to our organisations - when we barely survive normal, linear change programmes. How will increasing rates of change affect you, and what strategies can you use to address this challenge?
The document discusses the value of hiring an agile coach. It defines an agile coach as someone with expert knowledge of agile software development practices who can help individuals and organizations improve through coaching rather than just consulting. Coaches provide deep knowledge, experience, an impartial perspective, and access to resources. They focus on learning and relationships rather than just training. While coaches require an investment, the payoff can be high since helping teams improve their agility through coaching can significantly increase a project's profitability within a few sprints. Therefore, hiring an agile coach can help organizations adopt agile practices more smoothly and sustainably achieve greater agility.
Rural Alberta Management (RAM) Retreat Invited TalkStella Lee
The document discusses emerging technologies and their impact on the future of work and rural healthcare. It explores how technologies enable more collaborative and distributed work through tools like Google Docs and Dropbox. The future of work is described as collaborative, flat, and competitive. The document then examines eHealth trends like SMS consultations, medical education apps, online health communities, and remote diagnostics using smartphones. Challenges for rural healthcare are discussed as well as opportunities to use technologies to address issues of scarcity, distance, and access to information. Effective adoption requires planning, testing, training, and addressing organizational challenges to change.
Tiga kalimat ringkasan:
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang obligasi, termasuk definisi obligasi, jenis kupon, put dan call option, faktor yang mempengaruh kurs obligasi, penghitungan kurs menggunakan present value method, contoh perhitungan kurs, serta pembahasan mengenai interest included dan interest excluded.
This document discusses key elements of agile HR. It outlines 5 trademarks of agile organizations, including a clear focus on customers, cross-functional teams, rapid iterations, self-managed teams, and flexible technology. It also lists 18 practices for organizational agility. The document then examines how HR can support agile organizations and work agilely itself through practices like leading by example, adapting HR processes through rapid iteration and experimentation, using HR technology flexibly, and taking a guerrilla approach to change.
The document discusses how adopting Agile practices has changed HR work at Titansoft. It outlines 3 key changes: 1) Creating a more engaging company culture focused on feedback, transparency, and continuous learning. 2) Implementing non-traditional HR practices like salary transparency, flexible work hours, and self-managed teams. 3) Applying Agile concepts like minimal planning, feedback loops, and retrospectives to HR projects and processes. The changes helped improve employee engagement and retention while reducing individual manager workloads.
1. The document describes a half-day masterclass event for senior executives on managing change.
2. The event will present proven practical change solutions and templates through case studies and research.
3. The masterclass will cover recurring themes of change leadership failure, the role of change leaders, and how to address human dynamics in change.
The document discusses qualifications needed for a job in organizational development or instructional design. It outlines an ideal position requiring consulting with organizations to assess learning needs, designing learning solutions, and facilitating training programs. The document compares the individual's skills to those needed, including technical skills, business acumen, problem solving, and self-development. It provides resources like mentors and committees to help develop needed skills before graduation to smoothly transition into the ideal role.
4 Messages Great Leaders Consistently and Clearly CommunicateEric Anderton
The document provides an overview of services offered by an executive coaching firm, including strategic planning, team building, and leadership development. It includes testimonials from past clients praising the impact on their business success and leadership skills. The document emphasizes developing a vision, providing direction through goal-setting and delegation, developing employees, and providing encouragement, accountability and recognition. It encourages leaders to strengthen themselves, build their team, and grow their business through the services offered.
Building worldclass workforce (Jan. 2013)theojamison
The document discusses building a world class workforce. It defines a world class workforce as having high employee engagement, clear leadership, and alignment with organizational vision and mission. It identifies the four key processes to developing such a workforce: recruitment and selection, learning and development, ongoing communication, and reward and recognition. It stresses that these processes must be consistently implemented and supported by alignment, consistency, accountability, teamwork, and empowerment to achieve a world class workforce.
The document discusses building a high performance culture at LeadCap. It outlines the stages of change processes that organizations and individuals go through, from initial resistance to acceptance of changes. It also identifies key enablers and transformers needed, including selection processes, training, leadership, teamwork, communication and innovation. The summary emphasizes building a culture where individuals are responsible and trusted to perform, and where success depends on individual, team and organizational performance. It concludes that the company needs high visibility commitments and deliverables to truly become a high performance culture.
Facilitating Agility: Obligations of Organizations LeadersCprime
Slides from Michael Levine's presentation at Agile Day Twin Cities 2019, hosted on November 20th at the RiverCentre in Saint Paul, MN.
https://www.agiledaytwincities.com/
Viktor Bezhenar @ Kharkiv PM Day - Delegation and Empowerment: Lessons Learnedviktor_bezhenar
Spoken on the great conference Kharkiv PM Day in March 2017. Described my experience in buiding self-motivated and empowered teams. Audience liked this one a lot - ready to share my knowledge on this topic anytime!
Creating a culture of excellence takes continuous effort over the long run, not overnight. Companies should start by deciding what excellence looks like for their own organization and developing goals and benchmarks. They can then motivate employees through engagement, rewarding productivity over long hours, promoting health and work-life balance. Developing an engaged workforce through open communication of changes builds productivity. Investing in technology and workspace design that keeps employees comfortable and connected can further support a culture of excellence.
Being First is a company that has been helping executives lead organizational change for 30 years. Their mission is to develop the most competent and conscious change leaders through providing tools, skills training, and developing leadership capabilities. They offer a range of integrated services including consulting, education, and coaching to build clients' change capabilities, maximize results on change initiatives, and optimize return on investment in change efforts. Their goal is to support organizations in successfully transforming their culture and business through leadership in change.
Continuous Play: The Future of Agile (presented at Agile Gravy Conference 201...Matthew Philip
This document discusses gamifying work by applying game design elements and principles to daily work activities. It suggests integrating game thinking can increase engagement, learning, and fun on the job. Some ways discussed to gamify work include creating player avatars and narratives, setting clear goals and measuring progress, providing immediate feedback, and emphasizing teamwork and continuous improvement. Both agile principles and elements of game design are aligned with creating a state of "flow" where people are completely engaged in an enjoyable and optimally challenging activity. Gamifying work could help motivate employees and add meaning to their jobs. However, it also presents some risks such as not pleasing all employees or overemphasizing metrics. Overall gamification is presented as a way to
Coaching is the Product: building your agile coaching backlogTricia Savage Bailey
Agile Camp Portland 2019, Tricia Savage Bailey and John Eisenschmidt walk you through a set of exercises to try on and role play using agile to structure your agile coaching approach
Hamish Duff - Make or Break - ALGIM Nov 2015Hamish Duff
Exponential change brings a complex set of problems to our organisations - when we barely survive normal, linear change programmes. How will increasing rates of change affect you, and what strategies can you use to address this challenge?
The document discusses the value of hiring an agile coach. It defines an agile coach as someone with expert knowledge of agile software development practices who can help individuals and organizations improve through coaching rather than just consulting. Coaches provide deep knowledge, experience, an impartial perspective, and access to resources. They focus on learning and relationships rather than just training. While coaches require an investment, the payoff can be high since helping teams improve their agility through coaching can significantly increase a project's profitability within a few sprints. Therefore, hiring an agile coach can help organizations adopt agile practices more smoothly and sustainably achieve greater agility.
Rural Alberta Management (RAM) Retreat Invited TalkStella Lee
The document discusses emerging technologies and their impact on the future of work and rural healthcare. It explores how technologies enable more collaborative and distributed work through tools like Google Docs and Dropbox. The future of work is described as collaborative, flat, and competitive. The document then examines eHealth trends like SMS consultations, medical education apps, online health communities, and remote diagnostics using smartphones. Challenges for rural healthcare are discussed as well as opportunities to use technologies to address issues of scarcity, distance, and access to information. Effective adoption requires planning, testing, training, and addressing organizational challenges to change.
Tiga kalimat ringkasan:
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang obligasi, termasuk definisi obligasi, jenis kupon, put dan call option, faktor yang mempengaruh kurs obligasi, penghitungan kurs menggunakan present value method, contoh perhitungan kurs, serta pembahasan mengenai interest included dan interest excluded.
Using your Personal Learning Network (PLN) to Shift your Career to the Next L...Stella Lee
In this interactive session Stella Lee and Laura Bechard will introduce you to the concept of a personal learning network and you will walk away with:
1. Strategies you can use to strengthen and deepen your personal learning network
2. Examples of how learning professionals use Twitter and LinkedIn to build their credibility, increase their professional connections and share their expertise with the learning community
3. Your own idea of how to kick-start a spring tune-up for your personal learning network
Opening Keynote for Informa Conference on Social LearningStella Lee
This document summarizes a presentation about the relationship between social media, instructional design, and higher education from a Canadian perspective. It discusses trends in social media usage in Canada and implications for higher education, including marketing, teaching and learning, professional development, and research. It also provides examples of how Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada incorporates social media into its open learning model, including through platforms like Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, and an internal social learning network called the Landing. The presentation advocates for open and collaborative instructional design approaches using social media and discusses principles of digital literacy.
The document contains the lyrics to the song "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong. In three sentences, the summary is:
The song expresses appreciation for the natural beauty of the world with references to green trees, red roses, blue skies, and white clouds. It also notes the diversity of people and their interactions, from rainbow colors to friends greeting each other. The singer reflects on how wonderful the world is throughout the song.
Digital innovation is needed to address challenges facing newspaper publishers. New York Times and others are losing print subscribers and ad revenues to online competitors. Two new initiatives are proposed: 1) Print-on-demand newspaper kiosks that allow customized local ads and coupon printing. 2) "Coffee table" digital displays of newspapers using technology like Microsoft Surface, allowing an interactive reading experience similar to print. These aim to provide value to remaining subscriber groups while generating local ad revenue.
Why and how to create a high performance boardLarry Cabaldon
The document discusses how to build a high-performance board for a startup. It recommends 5 steps: 1) Create a startup board plan with specific goals and timelines for the first 90 days. 2) Recruit key board members and advisors. 3) Drive results within the first 90 days to establish momentum. 4) Use a "Talent + Strategy = Results" metric to measure board effectiveness. 5) Implement a boardroom performance system to formalize processes and hold the board accountable. The document also features panels of experts who discuss important aspects of board management for startups.
These are the slides that were used at the first In-Person meeting of the PHXBusinessOwners Group. Please contact Robb Evans at robb.evans@PHXBusinessOwners.org with any questions.
The document discusses how human resources professionals can secure a seat at the leadership table by delivering strategic value to their organizations. It highlights key impact areas such as business acumen, strategic planning, alignment and execution. The document provides advice in each of these areas and emphasizes developing a roadmap to prioritize focus on increasing organizational value through strong partnerships, branding, and disciplined operations. The ultimate goal is for HR to be seen as a trusted business partner rather than just managing personnel issues.
The Role of the Manager in an Agile, or Wannabe Agile, OrgGennady Borukhovich
This document discusses the role of managers in agile organizations. It begins by asking attendees about their backgrounds and goals for the session. It then introduces the presenter and his experience with software development and agile methods. The rest of the document focuses on changing mental models of management from control-oriented to more facilitative. It suggests managers act as enablers who empower teams and help navigate organizations. The document provides examples of how to nurture agile practices and offers basic steps to help transition organizations, noting it will be a challenge to change culture and priorities.
Excellence Of Operating Quality, Profitable ClubsBill McBride
This document provides an overview of a presentation given by Bill McBride, President and COO of Club One, Inc. The presentation focuses on operating quality, profitable clubs and redefining or reframing issues to achieve success. It covers industry trends, leadership principles, management techniques, marketing strategies and the customer experience to help clubs improve performance.
Creating a Culture of Service Excellencetheojamison
This document discusses creating and sustaining a culture of service excellence. It covers the six principles of service excellence, which include having a clear vision and mission, aligning business objectives with customer service standards, implementing learning strategies for employees, ensuring organizational alignment, and using measurement and accountability. The six principles create three levels of organizational effectiveness by establishing the basis for culture, sustainability, and credibility. Leadership plays a key role in aligning the organization and holding employees accountable to deliver service excellence.
The Future of Performance Management In An Era Of Uncertainty American Airl...Taryn Soltysiak
The Future Of Performance Management In An Era Of Uncertainty - American Airlines - Michelle Collins-Rodrigues Sponsored by IQPC Exchange at the Strategic performance and Change Management Conference
The Future Of Performance Management In An Era Of Uncertainty American Airl...Claudia Rubino
The Future Of Performance Management In An Era Of Uncertainty - American Airlines - Michelle Collins-Rodrigues Sponsored by IQPC Exchange at the Strategic performance and Change Management Conference
Maximizing the Individual and Organizational Impact of Professional DevelopmentHuman Capital Media
As the business environment (globalization, speed of change) and organizational structures (flatter, matrixed) have changed, the employee’s role in professional development has expanded. Traditional approaches to development have often neglected to align the needs of the business with the career ambitions of the employee — putting the company at risk of losing key talent.
Join Scott Mondore from Strategic Management Decisions as he shares ideas on how to maximize the value and business impact of professional development programs while helping employees realize their career aspirations and goals. Learn:
How to link employee career development to measurable business outcomes.
What role managers and organizations should play in their employees’ professional development.
How to assess employees’ professional needs, aspirations and skill gaps.
Practical tips on how to best implement professional development in your organization.
How to balance preparing for short and long-term business challenges and opportunities.
The document discusses employee relations research and communications for an organization. It covers researching the size and nature of the workforce as well as their reputation and satisfaction. It also discusses communicating differently to happy versus disgruntled employees. The document outlines researching existing employee communication methods and their credibility. It discusses communicating to different employee groups and levels. It provides objectives and examples of employee communications programming, controlled and uncontrolled media, and ways to evaluate if communication objectives were achieved through behavior or perception changes.
The document discusses employee relations research and communications for an organization. It covers researching the size and nature of the workforce as well as their reputation and satisfaction. It also discusses communicating differently to happy versus disgruntled employees. The document outlines researching existing employee communication methods and their credibility. It discusses communicating to different employee groups and levels. It provides objectives and examples of employee communications programming, controlled and uncontrolled media, and ways to evaluate if communication objectives were achieved through behavior or perception changes.
This document outlines four principles for developing impactful leadership initiatives:
1) It's Real Work - The initiative addresses a real business need and problem in simple business terms, and is important enough to dedicate resources to.
2) It's Simple - The solution clearly connects to the problem and uses straightforward approaches like "Lean Thinking."
3) It's Capable - The initiative is well-planned with the right resources and consideration of potential obstacles.
4) It'll Stick - Sustainability is built in and the initiative is integrated with other talent systems. Examples are provided of how leadership development programs evolved over time using these principles.
Private Equity Investor Value CreationLLR Partners
LLR's Justin Reger presented at the 2013 Southeast Venture Conference, held March 13 - 14 in Charlotte, NC.
Justin presented on how to get the most out of partnering with an investor. Beyond securing capital to help grow a business, partnering with an investor can bring with it the strategic guidance, corporate development support, access to talent networks and other resources needed to help business owners achieve their goals. Learn how to get the most long-term value out of a partnership with your investor.
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Michael Ballé presented on lean management principles and culture change. He discussed how managers can lead by going to the gemba (workplace) to observe problems firsthand and lead kaizen (continuous improvement) activities. Small, incremental improvements can lead to large-scale change over time. Management's role shifts from deciding and directing to instructing employees and helping them improve their work. Developing leaders at all levels is key to sustainability.
This document discusses the concept of agility. It defines agility as the flexibility and ability of an organization to rapidly adapt and change direction. Being agile is about consistently adapting to solve clients' needs through collaboration, speed, and stability. It emphasizes being practical over practices and focusing on outcomes rather than outputs. The document advocates for people-oriented agility through empowerment and increasing the meaning of work. It also discusses embracing mistakes as learning opportunities and having adaptive leadership to respond quickly to changes.
Techniques for Using Goals to Drive Business Execution: When Just Being Smart...Human Capital Media
Goal setting is one of the most powerful, yet underutilized tools available to support business execution. Business leaders recognize the importance of goal setting, yet few are truly effective at using goals to drive business results. Steve Hunt will explain common mistakes that limit the value of goal management and share techniques to address them. He will focus on several simple but frequently overlooked foundational techniques to improve the impact of goal management, discuss what it takes to implement them and talk about the results.
Addressing Cultural Anti-patterns in Enterprise transformationsGautham Pallapa
This document discusses addressing cultural anti-patterns that can inhibit enterprise transformations. It identifies 8 common anti-patterns such as lack of communication, lack of prioritization, and lack of empowerment. The document advocates for adopting agile and lean practices to continually improve and deliver customer success. It provides tips for identifying the right change agents to drive cultural transformation and discusses balancing stress and growth to motivate teams. Adopting a learning culture and breaking down silos between business and IT are identified as benefits of addressing cultural anti-patterns.
The Power of a Plan: Unlocking the Full Value of an HR Strategic PlanJason Lauritsen
Strategic planning in HR is less about the plan than it is about the process. It's a tool that can allow you to take control of the "story of HR" within your organization.
Similar to Accountability vs entitlement 2012 (20)
3. Are Your Employees…
Skilled Excuse Makers?
Ineffective?
Missing Deadlines?
Insubordinate?
Morale Busters?
Consistent Performers?
Wasting hours on personal social media?
4. Do Your Employees…
Deliver on Commitments?
Forecast Accurately?
Report Effectively and Timely?
Contribute to the overall TEAM effort?
Hold each other Accountable to Results
Provide you with an excellent ROI?
Help you sleep better at night?
5. Rate Your Company Culture
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 = Completely Accountable, No Entitlement Mentality.
If you took a month long vacation, the Company would run
very smoothly without you.
1 = Insanity, No Accountability. Entitlement based.
You have a tough time sleeping at night worrying about
broken promises and commitments.
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9.
10. The New Normal
• People are your ONLY Assets.
• Manage Things, Lead People
• An Organization MUST develop a
Leadership Culture in order to Thrive
• We must CHOOSE to commit TIME to
Leadership Development
11. Leadership Development
• Human to Human Interaction
• Is a CHOICE
• Involves TIME
• Is Transformational
• Dramatically Affects Performance
• Will Improve your Bottom Line & Business
Value
12. The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
Leader’s Role
Focus Upon Collective
Outcomes
Confront Difficult Issues
Force Clarity and
Closure
Mine for Conflict
Go First
13. Eliminate Mediocrity,
Create Over-achievement
Do you have the Right People on the Bus?
Do you use an OBJECTIVE Hiring Process?
Are Expectations CLEAR and aligned with your VALUES?
Are Metrics Aligned with your Goals?
Do you Hold Your People Accountable to Them?
Do you provide the necessary resources & empowerment?
Do you accept excuses? Do you make them?
Are you involved in a “Leadership Development” Program?
Are your Employees involved in an LD Program?
14. Accountability
• Be Clear on Expectations and Rewards
• Be Clear on your Strategic Vision & Values
• Remove Obstacles (aka: Excuses)
• Encourage continuous improvement
• Performance Reviews
o Regular
o Substantive
• Do not accept the Monkey
16. What is The Alternative Board®
The TAB System includes:
Monthly board meetings
Private coaching sessions
The CEO ToolKit
Business education
Resource network
17. The CEO ToolKit - Success Essentials
• Strategic Business Leadership®
• Business Vantage® Operational Health Assessment
• Financial Health Assessment
• Personal Style/Behavioral Preference Assessment
• Leadership/Managerial SWOT Assessment
• Peer Learning Process
• Experienced Accountability Partner
19. The TAB Process Also Provides
• Practical solutions
rather than theory
• Develop & clarify
priorities
• Support group
• We hold your feet
to the fire
20. What TAB Members Learn
• While all businesses are unique; 75-80% of
challenges are common to ALL companies
• Not locked into your industry’s way of
thinking
• Its not magic, its just process…
• Two Heads are Better than One
Welcome to this presentation on Building an Accountability CultureBefore I start the presentation, let me mention a few points that will make things more pleasant for all of us. Out of respect for each other, please turnoff your cell phone or put it on silent mode. In order to get you out on time, it is alright to eat while the program is taking place. All we ask is that you chew with your mind wide open.Now, please fill out the top portion your attendance sheet so that you don’t have to be bothered with filling it out at the end of the program.Relax, we will not be trying to sell you any books or other items to purchase. Each of you has been contacted because your names were either given to us by other TAB Members, local experts, publicity you or your company may have received or because your company was on a list of particular SIC codes. Over the past 20 years, we’ve refined our understanding of which industries work best together.We at the Alternative Board TAB produce programs like this one to help business owners achieve greater success. For those of you not familiar with The Alternative Board was created in 1990. We work with thousands of companies here in the US, Canada, the UK and South America for the past 20 years.Introduction of Host
Do you feel this way sometimes?
Good News, Bad News. Bad News—No Silver Bullets Good News-No Magic.What causes problems with Accountability and Entitlement??? List on Board. Which can we control???
How many of your feel like this??In private companies, we have lots of friends. How do you balance being a boss with being a friend? Is that a challenge for you?Is your company like a family? Is that a good thing?What Creates Accountability problems? – see next slides….
Are you a rescuer? How often do YOU take responsibility for other people’s problems?You must learn to not take the monkey and teach others how to not take the monkey?
Are you currently investing in Leadership Development?For You? For your employees?If not, should you be?
How does running a business today differ from running one 10 or 15 years ago?Running a successful business today, requires a COMPLETELY different paradigm.We are no longer in the Industrial Age.
Leadership Development Involves.Human to Human Interaction – in this world of email, podcasts & webinars, leadership development requires human interaction – 2-way communication.Does not show up as a line item on your Balance Sheet, but has a huge effect on your BOTTOM LINE.
If you picked your top people and asked for 3 key company goals and key KPIs, would they respond with the same answer?Are your goals and expectations reasonable, forward-looking, jointly-set and based on external market benchmarking?If you are looking to eliminate mediocrity and create over-achievement, here are some areas in which you can take action.Which of these issues would you like to talk about?Tell us more about that?What do you others do??
In your company right now, do you currently do performance reviews?How often?What do they look like?Emphasize – DON’T accept the monkey!
Decide and COMMIT!!!UnConditionally Commit!!Creating a culture of accountability is working on the business, not in the business.What is preventing you from deciding and committing today?Be at this point by 1pm!
TAB is all about working on the business and not in the business. It’s about creating a culture of accountability.
TAB is a Proprietary ProcessSome use all, some a few. Surgical or Recurrent.. To help them get from where they are to where they want to be.It includes a CEO toolkit. These are not mandatory. When I ask people if they know about TAB, they usually know about the peer advisory boards and the private executive coaching. Many don’t know about the CEO toolkit.How many of you have a job description?If you had a job description, would it / does it include these things?Take away: The entire TAB process is designed to help you and hold you and your company accountable.
Baton Rouge is a place with the University, lots of academics, podcasts, information, etc. Because everyone on your board is a business owner, you receive practical solutions to today’s biggest challenges. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel. You make decisions and commitments and your coach and board hold you accountable. They hold you accountable to the things that are important to you.
Draw Sum of Knowledge circle – The most successful business owners are intentional about learning what they don’t know they don’t know.