The single best benefit you can give employees are scheduled, meaningful, one-on-one meetings with managers at least every 30 days. This presentation is a guide to those meetings
The document discusses different types of interviews. It begins by defining an interview as a formal meeting where a person is asked questions, typically to assess suitability for a job or course of study. The document then covers various classifications of interviews, including by structure (structured, unstructured, semi-structured), purpose (stress, appraisal, exit), content (situational, job-related, behavioral, psychological) and administration (one-to-one, sequential, group, panel). Common interview types like telephone and video conferencing interviews are also mentioned. The document concludes by providing tips for interview preparation and dos and don'ts for interviews.
Problems faced by both the interviewer and the interviewee during an intervie...Azas Shahrier
This report was prepared to identify the core problems faced by both the interviewer and the interviewee during an interview session and how to resolve it.
Business goals and employee burn out presentation was presented by me at Sri SIIM Campus during Second National HR Summit at New Delhi on 5th and 6th June 2015
An HR assistant requires certain key attributes including confidentiality, patience, tolerance, tact, and initiative. Confidentiality is paramount as the assistant will know personal details of staff that must remain private. Patience is important when explaining information to others. Tolerance is also needed to respect others. Tact is required to diplomatically explain facts in a way that causes the least issues. Initiative involves being ready to help without being directly asked.
An HR assistant requires certain key attributes including confidentiality, patience, tolerance, tact, and initiative. Confidentiality is paramount as the assistant will know sensitive personal and medical details of staff that must remain private. Patience is also important when explaining information to others. Tolerance is needed to respect others' beliefs and customs. Tact is required to diplomatically explain facts in a way that causes the least issues. Initiative involves being ready to help without being directly asked and showing discipline when interacting with others.
The document outlines the key attributes required of a human resources assistant, including confidentiality, patience, tolerance, tact, and initiative. An HR assistant must keep all employee personal details, medical histories, and earnings strictly confidential. They require patience to carefully explain information to others and tolerance to respect all employees. Tact is also important to diplomatically explain facts without causing upset. Initiative involves being ready to assist others without direct asking and acting conscientiously.
The document provides an overview of performance evaluation training at Terrasol Kenya Limited. It defines key terms like performance, evaluation, job description, and vision. It explains the purpose of performance evaluations is to evaluate employee performance and identify training needs. Performance should be evaluated on factors like job knowledge, judgment, reliability, customer service, productivity, and communication skills. Evaluations are meant to help employees grow, identify issues, document performance, and provide feedback. Interpersonal skills that indicate strong performance include understanding others, managing relationships, cooperation, a positive attitude, respect, appropriate contact, and active listening.
Here are the key steps in the problem solving process:
1. Define the problem clearly - Identify what exactly is not working and needs to be addressed.
2. Brainstorm possible solutions - Generate as many options as possible for resolving the problem from multiple perspectives.
3. Evaluate the potential solutions - Consider the pros and cons of each solution option against relevant criteria.
4. Choose the best solution - Select the option that best addresses the problem within available constraints and resources.
5. Implement and monitor the solution - Put the chosen solution into action, then track progress and results.
6. Refine as needed - If the initial solution does not fully resolve the problem, refine and improve the approach through
The document discusses different types of interviews. It begins by defining an interview as a formal meeting where a person is asked questions, typically to assess suitability for a job or course of study. The document then covers various classifications of interviews, including by structure (structured, unstructured, semi-structured), purpose (stress, appraisal, exit), content (situational, job-related, behavioral, psychological) and administration (one-to-one, sequential, group, panel). Common interview types like telephone and video conferencing interviews are also mentioned. The document concludes by providing tips for interview preparation and dos and don'ts for interviews.
Problems faced by both the interviewer and the interviewee during an intervie...Azas Shahrier
This report was prepared to identify the core problems faced by both the interviewer and the interviewee during an interview session and how to resolve it.
Business goals and employee burn out presentation was presented by me at Sri SIIM Campus during Second National HR Summit at New Delhi on 5th and 6th June 2015
An HR assistant requires certain key attributes including confidentiality, patience, tolerance, tact, and initiative. Confidentiality is paramount as the assistant will know personal details of staff that must remain private. Patience is important when explaining information to others. Tolerance is also needed to respect others. Tact is required to diplomatically explain facts in a way that causes the least issues. Initiative involves being ready to help without being directly asked.
An HR assistant requires certain key attributes including confidentiality, patience, tolerance, tact, and initiative. Confidentiality is paramount as the assistant will know sensitive personal and medical details of staff that must remain private. Patience is also important when explaining information to others. Tolerance is needed to respect others' beliefs and customs. Tact is required to diplomatically explain facts in a way that causes the least issues. Initiative involves being ready to help without being directly asked and showing discipline when interacting with others.
The document outlines the key attributes required of a human resources assistant, including confidentiality, patience, tolerance, tact, and initiative. An HR assistant must keep all employee personal details, medical histories, and earnings strictly confidential. They require patience to carefully explain information to others and tolerance to respect all employees. Tact is also important to diplomatically explain facts without causing upset. Initiative involves being ready to assist others without direct asking and acting conscientiously.
The document provides an overview of performance evaluation training at Terrasol Kenya Limited. It defines key terms like performance, evaluation, job description, and vision. It explains the purpose of performance evaluations is to evaluate employee performance and identify training needs. Performance should be evaluated on factors like job knowledge, judgment, reliability, customer service, productivity, and communication skills. Evaluations are meant to help employees grow, identify issues, document performance, and provide feedback. Interpersonal skills that indicate strong performance include understanding others, managing relationships, cooperation, a positive attitude, respect, appropriate contact, and active listening.
Here are the key steps in the problem solving process:
1. Define the problem clearly - Identify what exactly is not working and needs to be addressed.
2. Brainstorm possible solutions - Generate as many options as possible for resolving the problem from multiple perspectives.
3. Evaluate the potential solutions - Consider the pros and cons of each solution option against relevant criteria.
4. Choose the best solution - Select the option that best addresses the problem within available constraints and resources.
5. Implement and monitor the solution - Put the chosen solution into action, then track progress and results.
6. Refine as needed - If the initial solution does not fully resolve the problem, refine and improve the approach through
DISC profiling can help organizations in several ways: having high productivity with optimal headcount, strong successors, preparation for market changes, and alignment with feasible missions. DISC profiling provides insight into a person's natural behaviors, modifications under job pressures, motivations, fears, and boss preferences. It can be used for both employee development and selection. For development, it identifies gaps compared to job needs and better-fit profiles, and suggests training. For selection, it enhances fit and identifies dysfunctional traits. Business owners can enhance their effectiveness through awareness of strengths, limitations, and ideal team fit. Skillscape offers DISC profiling services and consultations to help organizations.
The document provides guidance on effective interviewing skills. It discusses the key dimensions of an interview including the task, rapport, assessment and communication dynamics. It outlines the roles of an interviewer and essential skills like relationship building, listening, observation, questioning and competency-based interviewing. Competencies like entrepreneurship, relationship building, selling, customer service and communication are prioritized. Behavioral descriptors are provided to assess competencies through examples from a candidate's past experiences.
Hey guys, here is my presentation on most sought after query on career for both teachers and students. Designed for a Missionary School, hope this presentation helps you out.
Regards
Sunita :)
This document provides an overview of career planning in 3 steps:
1. Know yourself - Research your interests, aptitudes, and values to understand what types of jobs suit you best.
2. Narrow jobs - Make a list of potential jobs based on your research, then further refine options using additional indoor and outdoor research.
3. Set goals - Establish long-term career goals and shorter-term goals to work towards your long-term plans. Set SMART goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound.
The document argues that managers should not micromanage or dictate tasks to employees. It recommends that managers instead describe the intended results, requirements, and organizational direction at a high level while preserving employee autonomy. Employees will be more effective and productive when they are free to determine their own methods and solutions. Research shows that employee performance suffers when tasks are overly dictated. Overall, the best approach is to provide direction while protecting worker independence and creativity.
This two-day training program on time management provides an overview of its key principles, tools, and practices. Day 1 focuses on diagnosing time wasters, setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and using time management tools. Day 2 discusses personal effectiveness, balancing work and life, assertiveness, and a case study on managing tasks. The document outlines various time management techniques like to-do lists, scheduling, and identifying urgent vs important tasks. It also addresses improving assertiveness and applying lessons on managing tasks and priorities.
Coaching Skills - Developing People Through Better FeedbackHanno Jarvet
After the session the participants are better able to:
• Manage their employees differently based on their individual personalities, level of work experience and confidence.
• Increase retention through improved communication and feedback with individual employees.
• Achieve better results with their team through improved coaching and feedback skills.
The document discusses selection interviews and methods. It defines selection as the process of gathering and analyzing information about a person for a new job. There are two stages: defining job requirements and setting up the selection method accordingly. Important selection factors include education, experience, tests, and interviews. Behavioral interviews based on job criteria are recommended. The document also discusses interview types, common interview mistakes, and effective questioning techniques.
This document provides tips and best practices for managing employee performance, including recruiting, hiring, coaching, training, mentoring, giving feedback, recognition, motivation, and self-evaluation. Some key points covered are utilizing behavioral questions in interviews, developing training plans tailored to individual needs, providing regular constructive feedback, recognizing accomplishments, understanding what motivates each employee, and continually developing one's own skills as a manager.
Presentation on Behavioral InterviewingKate Moreland
This document provides an overview of behavioral interviewing techniques used by employers. It explains that behavioral interviewing assesses a candidate's past performance in similar situations as the best predictor of future performance. Candidates should prepare compelling stories from their own experiences that demonstrate how their skills match the employer's needs. The CALL method is recommended for structuring answers with the Circumstances, Actions, and Lasting Legacy of each experience. Sample behavioral interview questions target skills like decision making, leadership, motivation, communication, interpersonal skills, planning and organization. Candidates should review the job description, research the company, and develop detailed yet succinct stories from their past to demonstrate these skills through behavioral interviews.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and succeeding in a job interview. It begins with introducing the presenters and then discusses how interviews allow employers to learn about a candidate's personality, interests, goals and how their experiences fit the position. Employers are looking for candidates who can clearly explain their skills, match their qualifications to the job requirements, and discuss past experiences with specific examples. Tips are provided such as researching the company, appearance, location details. Common interview questions are listed across various categories including describing yourself, work history, strengths/weaknesses, failures and handling difficult situations. Reasons for interview failure and concluding remarks emphasize the importance of preparation.
This document provides an overview of behavioral interviewing techniques. It discusses preparing for behavioral interviews by reviewing one's resume and understanding the job description and key competencies. The document outlines how to answer behavioral interview questions by providing specific examples using the STAR (situation, task, action, result) format. It also discusses follow-up, contrary and theoretical questions that interviewers may ask. Lastly, it notes the importance of closing the interview by summarizing why you are a strong candidate and asking relevant questions.
1. The document provides guidance for new supervisors on how to transition into their new role, establish authority while maintaining good relationships, and effectively manage employees.
2. It discusses establishing credibility with employees, avoiding favoritism, handling complaints and difficult situations, and giving constructive feedback to improve performance.
3. The document also outlines best practices for communication, training, scheduling work, and dealing with issues like tardiness, goofing off, and chronic complainers. It emphasizes setting a good example, being fair and consistent.
This document provides guidance on constructive coaching and feedback. It differentiates between feedback and coaching, noting that feedback focuses on past behavior while coaching focuses on developing future behavior. A five-step model for coaching is presented: establish goals and purpose, discuss and clarify details, gain agreement, discuss performance solutions, and summarize the action plan. Coaching opportunities are analyzed based on whether an individual is willing and able, unwilling but able, willing but unable, or unwilling and unable. Guidelines are provided for being an effective coach, including asking questions, listening well, and recognizing and addressing resistance.
Gaining accountability is through effective coaching. Giving effective feedback is critical to the process. This presentation provides techniques and do's and don'ts of giving feedback.
This document provides information about Aon Hewitt Learning Center's certificate program in Behavioral Event Interviewing (BEI). The program helps participants master BEI skills and develop an understanding of how to integrate BEI into the selection and assessment process. The program details include course curriculum, modules on the BEI framework and practice, implementation and integration of BEI, benefits of the program, and profiles of some Aon Hewitt consultants who will teach parts of the program.
Yang Liu is a 35-year-old Chinese-German artist. One of her art projects called "East Meets West" explores her cultural identity as someone with both Chinese and German heritage. When making career decisions, cultural values from one's family and background can influence the process. For example, individuals from collectivist cultures may involve elders or parents more in career choice compared to those from individualist cultures. Brown's value-based theory emphasizes how work values and cultural values shape career development and life roles.
This document summarizes the history and growth of Dynabyte from its founding in 2010-2011 by 4 entrepreneurs working out of a garage, to establishing a new office and bringing on partners in 2012. In 2012, Dynabyte also gained superstar investors and advisors, including an executive director with 20 years of experience investing in services and manufacturing in Europe and Asia, an executive director who previously led a large Polish travel company, and an advisor who was named one of Australia's top 10 tech entrepreneurs and founded successful electronics and event companies. The document hints at Dynabyte's continued growth ambitions up to 2020 and beyond, with the stated mission of using the internet to improve lives and provide excellent customer experiences.
The document provides practical ideas for including students with disabilities in the classroom. It suggests dispersing students with disabilities around the room instead of segregating them. Teachers should encourage participation by having students turn in their own papers and help pass things out. They should be patient with students with speech impediments and not finish their sentences. Peer buddies could help students with physical disabilities with materials. It also recommends discussing college and career opportunities with students, preparing them for sudden noises, and providing book holders or books on tape for students unable to hold books physically.
A EAL Solutions é uma empresa de consultoria empresarial que fornece serviços de análise de mercado, assessoria de marketing e melhoria da gestão empresarial para empresas de diversos setores. A empresa enfatiza o atendimento personalizado ao cliente e a adaptação de ferramentas às necessidades específicas de cada negócio.
DISC profiling can help organizations in several ways: having high productivity with optimal headcount, strong successors, preparation for market changes, and alignment with feasible missions. DISC profiling provides insight into a person's natural behaviors, modifications under job pressures, motivations, fears, and boss preferences. It can be used for both employee development and selection. For development, it identifies gaps compared to job needs and better-fit profiles, and suggests training. For selection, it enhances fit and identifies dysfunctional traits. Business owners can enhance their effectiveness through awareness of strengths, limitations, and ideal team fit. Skillscape offers DISC profiling services and consultations to help organizations.
The document provides guidance on effective interviewing skills. It discusses the key dimensions of an interview including the task, rapport, assessment and communication dynamics. It outlines the roles of an interviewer and essential skills like relationship building, listening, observation, questioning and competency-based interviewing. Competencies like entrepreneurship, relationship building, selling, customer service and communication are prioritized. Behavioral descriptors are provided to assess competencies through examples from a candidate's past experiences.
Hey guys, here is my presentation on most sought after query on career for both teachers and students. Designed for a Missionary School, hope this presentation helps you out.
Regards
Sunita :)
This document provides an overview of career planning in 3 steps:
1. Know yourself - Research your interests, aptitudes, and values to understand what types of jobs suit you best.
2. Narrow jobs - Make a list of potential jobs based on your research, then further refine options using additional indoor and outdoor research.
3. Set goals - Establish long-term career goals and shorter-term goals to work towards your long-term plans. Set SMART goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound.
The document argues that managers should not micromanage or dictate tasks to employees. It recommends that managers instead describe the intended results, requirements, and organizational direction at a high level while preserving employee autonomy. Employees will be more effective and productive when they are free to determine their own methods and solutions. Research shows that employee performance suffers when tasks are overly dictated. Overall, the best approach is to provide direction while protecting worker independence and creativity.
This two-day training program on time management provides an overview of its key principles, tools, and practices. Day 1 focuses on diagnosing time wasters, setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and using time management tools. Day 2 discusses personal effectiveness, balancing work and life, assertiveness, and a case study on managing tasks. The document outlines various time management techniques like to-do lists, scheduling, and identifying urgent vs important tasks. It also addresses improving assertiveness and applying lessons on managing tasks and priorities.
Coaching Skills - Developing People Through Better FeedbackHanno Jarvet
After the session the participants are better able to:
• Manage their employees differently based on their individual personalities, level of work experience and confidence.
• Increase retention through improved communication and feedback with individual employees.
• Achieve better results with their team through improved coaching and feedback skills.
The document discusses selection interviews and methods. It defines selection as the process of gathering and analyzing information about a person for a new job. There are two stages: defining job requirements and setting up the selection method accordingly. Important selection factors include education, experience, tests, and interviews. Behavioral interviews based on job criteria are recommended. The document also discusses interview types, common interview mistakes, and effective questioning techniques.
This document provides tips and best practices for managing employee performance, including recruiting, hiring, coaching, training, mentoring, giving feedback, recognition, motivation, and self-evaluation. Some key points covered are utilizing behavioral questions in interviews, developing training plans tailored to individual needs, providing regular constructive feedback, recognizing accomplishments, understanding what motivates each employee, and continually developing one's own skills as a manager.
Presentation on Behavioral InterviewingKate Moreland
This document provides an overview of behavioral interviewing techniques used by employers. It explains that behavioral interviewing assesses a candidate's past performance in similar situations as the best predictor of future performance. Candidates should prepare compelling stories from their own experiences that demonstrate how their skills match the employer's needs. The CALL method is recommended for structuring answers with the Circumstances, Actions, and Lasting Legacy of each experience. Sample behavioral interview questions target skills like decision making, leadership, motivation, communication, interpersonal skills, planning and organization. Candidates should review the job description, research the company, and develop detailed yet succinct stories from their past to demonstrate these skills through behavioral interviews.
This document provides guidance on preparing for and succeeding in a job interview. It begins with introducing the presenters and then discusses how interviews allow employers to learn about a candidate's personality, interests, goals and how their experiences fit the position. Employers are looking for candidates who can clearly explain their skills, match their qualifications to the job requirements, and discuss past experiences with specific examples. Tips are provided such as researching the company, appearance, location details. Common interview questions are listed across various categories including describing yourself, work history, strengths/weaknesses, failures and handling difficult situations. Reasons for interview failure and concluding remarks emphasize the importance of preparation.
This document provides an overview of behavioral interviewing techniques. It discusses preparing for behavioral interviews by reviewing one's resume and understanding the job description and key competencies. The document outlines how to answer behavioral interview questions by providing specific examples using the STAR (situation, task, action, result) format. It also discusses follow-up, contrary and theoretical questions that interviewers may ask. Lastly, it notes the importance of closing the interview by summarizing why you are a strong candidate and asking relevant questions.
1. The document provides guidance for new supervisors on how to transition into their new role, establish authority while maintaining good relationships, and effectively manage employees.
2. It discusses establishing credibility with employees, avoiding favoritism, handling complaints and difficult situations, and giving constructive feedback to improve performance.
3. The document also outlines best practices for communication, training, scheduling work, and dealing with issues like tardiness, goofing off, and chronic complainers. It emphasizes setting a good example, being fair and consistent.
This document provides guidance on constructive coaching and feedback. It differentiates between feedback and coaching, noting that feedback focuses on past behavior while coaching focuses on developing future behavior. A five-step model for coaching is presented: establish goals and purpose, discuss and clarify details, gain agreement, discuss performance solutions, and summarize the action plan. Coaching opportunities are analyzed based on whether an individual is willing and able, unwilling but able, willing but unable, or unwilling and unable. Guidelines are provided for being an effective coach, including asking questions, listening well, and recognizing and addressing resistance.
Gaining accountability is through effective coaching. Giving effective feedback is critical to the process. This presentation provides techniques and do's and don'ts of giving feedback.
This document provides information about Aon Hewitt Learning Center's certificate program in Behavioral Event Interviewing (BEI). The program helps participants master BEI skills and develop an understanding of how to integrate BEI into the selection and assessment process. The program details include course curriculum, modules on the BEI framework and practice, implementation and integration of BEI, benefits of the program, and profiles of some Aon Hewitt consultants who will teach parts of the program.
Yang Liu is a 35-year-old Chinese-German artist. One of her art projects called "East Meets West" explores her cultural identity as someone with both Chinese and German heritage. When making career decisions, cultural values from one's family and background can influence the process. For example, individuals from collectivist cultures may involve elders or parents more in career choice compared to those from individualist cultures. Brown's value-based theory emphasizes how work values and cultural values shape career development and life roles.
This document summarizes the history and growth of Dynabyte from its founding in 2010-2011 by 4 entrepreneurs working out of a garage, to establishing a new office and bringing on partners in 2012. In 2012, Dynabyte also gained superstar investors and advisors, including an executive director with 20 years of experience investing in services and manufacturing in Europe and Asia, an executive director who previously led a large Polish travel company, and an advisor who was named one of Australia's top 10 tech entrepreneurs and founded successful electronics and event companies. The document hints at Dynabyte's continued growth ambitions up to 2020 and beyond, with the stated mission of using the internet to improve lives and provide excellent customer experiences.
The document provides practical ideas for including students with disabilities in the classroom. It suggests dispersing students with disabilities around the room instead of segregating them. Teachers should encourage participation by having students turn in their own papers and help pass things out. They should be patient with students with speech impediments and not finish their sentences. Peer buddies could help students with physical disabilities with materials. It also recommends discussing college and career opportunities with students, preparing them for sudden noises, and providing book holders or books on tape for students unable to hold books physically.
A EAL Solutions é uma empresa de consultoria empresarial que fornece serviços de análise de mercado, assessoria de marketing e melhoria da gestão empresarial para empresas de diversos setores. A empresa enfatiza o atendimento personalizado ao cliente e a adaptação de ferramentas às necessidades específicas de cada negócio.
The document provides the rules and questions for a Jeopardy game. It explains that there are 3 categories with 3 questions each of varying point values. Players must choose a question, answer correctly to earn points, and can pick again or risk losing points for an incorrect answer. It then lists the 9 questions across Math, Language, and Books categories covering topics like fractions, synonyms, book series, and parts of speech. The document concludes by saying players should turn in their score sheet after finishing the game.
The document provides tips for optimizing your LinkedIn profile to build your online community and brand. It recommends connecting with a wide network on LinkedIn, following relevant companies and pages, optimizing your profile summary with keywords, and linking to your other social media profiles. Additionally, it suggests including a profile photo, clear headline, links to relevant pages, targeting your summary to your audience, and joining groups and using applications to benefit your purpose and signal your interests to readers.
The document provides observations from several stores including Anthropologie, Barnes & Noble, J.Crew, H&M, Michael's, and Urban Outfitters. Key insights include that sale items are placed in different areas of stores, atmosphere and decor create unique store personalities, and customer service can be improved. Opportunities also exist to encourage more browsing through creative displays and reducing clutter on shelves.
This document discusses the history and various approaches to teaching pronunciation. It describes two general approaches: 1) an intuitive-imitative approach used before the 19th century where students imitate models without explicit instruction, and 2) an analytic-linguistic approach developed later using tools like phonetic alphabets to explicitly teach sounds. Subsequent methods incorporated aspects of both, including the Direct Method using imitation with some analysis, and Audiolingualism using imitation supported by linguistic information and minimal pair drills. Later approaches like the Cognitive Approach deemphasized pronunciation. The Communicative Approach stresses the importance of intelligible pronunciation for communication. The document outlines techniques commonly used to teach pronunciation communicatively.
Creating the right environment for product developmentAnand Kumar
The document provides recommendations for improving product development and hiring processes. It suggests making the hiring process very selective and ensuring candidates demonstrate their skills through projects. It stresses the importance of identifying and removing "jerks" from the hiring process and company. It also emphasizes paying employees competitively to retain top talent. The document recommends creating private, quiet workspaces and limiting interruptions to optimize individual focus and productivity. It advocates replacing restrictive policies with trust in employees and transparency around goals and incentives. The role of management should shift from process-focused to addressing people issues and communicating strategic direction.
Dealing with Toxic People and CandidatesRahul Jain
Rahul Jain presented on dealing with toxic people. He discussed characteristics of toxic people such as being judgmental, narcissistic, blaming others, and creating unnecessary drama. When dealing with toxic people, it is important not to engage with their irrational behavior and instead focus on staying positive and distancing yourself emotionally. For toxic job candidates, the presenter advised observing their behavior towards others and asking questions about past failures and challenges to understand their character. Hiring managers should avoid rushing decisions and focus on behavior over words to avoid bringing toxic people into an organization.
The document discusses the findings of a Gallup study that interviewed 80,000 managers across 400 companies and 2,500 business units. It identifies 12 key factors that are strongly linked to employee and business outcomes like retention, customer satisfaction, productivity and profitability. Only 5 of the 12 factors are most directly tied to employee retention. The document also provides guidance for managers on developing employees, focusing on their strengths, setting clear expectations, and caring for employees as individuals.
Useful presentation from Sue Kellaway which focuses on Line Manager recruitment refresher training. It can be delivered in four hours which is great for time pressed Managers!
The document outlines the goals and agenda for a Gung Ho! organizational excellence program. The program aims to make Gung Ho! principles a way of life at the Yanson Group of Companies. The agenda includes introductions, team-building activities, discussions on organizational culture and excellence, and how to reshape culture through defined values and leadership. The overall goal is to help employees and the organization achieve excellence through developing a strong, managed culture.
The document outlines the goals and activities of a training program called Gung Ho! aimed at building organizational excellence in the Yanson Group of Companies. The program focuses on developing a managed culture through establishing shared values, behaviors, and understanding. It discusses defining excellence, assessing culture, and reshaping culture through leadership commitment to a vision, values, and strategic direction reinforced by roles, management style, and corporate culture.
This document discusses effective vs ineffective coaching practices and their results. An emotional response such as anger or blame leads to unhealthy results like negativity and focusing on imperfections. A strategic response involves being reflective, asking for causes and solutions, revising strategies, setting goals, inspiring confidence, and communicating progress, which leads to healthy results. It also discusses self-esteem variables and how factors like upbringing, education, relationships, and success impact self-esteem.
The document discusses the findings of extensive interviews conducted by Gallup with managers and employees at hundreds of companies. It identifies 12 key factors that are strongly linked to employee retention, engagement, and performance. Only 5 of the 12 factors directly influence retention. The document also provides guidance for managers on developing employees, focusing on strengths rather than weaknesses, setting clear expectations, and treating each employee differently based on their unique talents and needs.
Fast then Faster - a Retrospective on RetrospectivesAtlassian
So, you’re agile. You’ve got a healthy backlog, you understand your team’s velocity, and you’re holding retrospectives. You’re in a good place – right? Maybe not. You may have a handle on the quality of your stories & their output, but what about that of your team and those around you? Or your agile processes themselves?
Retrospectives are a great way to get feedback, but they are often both undervalued and underutilized as a tool for improvement. Agile gets you fast, but retrospectives get you faster.
We’ll walk you through what good and bad retrospectives look like, how to tell when they’re failing, and (more importantly) how to uncover what's lurking behind bias, ego, and protocol.
If you’re in doubt if this session is for you, suggest a team under pressure skips the retrospective this week, and see just how quickly they drop the most important part of the agile cycle!
Products covered:
JIRA Software, Confluence, Bitbucket, Bamboo, Fisheye / Crucible
How to manage when you haven't managed beforeAlice Bentinck
Written particularly for young founders who haven't been managers before (and who may never have had a manager before!) to better understand how to manage their fast growing team.
It covers setting expectations, performance management and training.
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The document provides guidance on an "Audition Hiring" process used by a Technology team to make hiring decisions. The process involves candidates participating in a series of stages including a pre-screen, screen, pre-audition, and audition day. The audition day involves candidates spending a full day working alongside team members to demonstrate their skills and determine cultural fit. Key aspects of the process include forming an "audition pool" of team members to evaluate candidates, scheduling checkpoints for candidiate assessments, and preparing candidates for the audition day experience. The goals are to make well-informed, team-aligned hiring decisions and provide transparency for both candidates and the team.
This document provides guidance for effectively leading a team. It emphasizes the importance of forming a team with the right cultural fit and skills, clearly communicating vision and goals, defining roles and responsibilities, tracking milestones, addressing problems proactively, motivating the team, and ensuring ample communication. The overall message is that a leader's primary roles are removing obstacles and enabling the team to deliver results by meeting milestones.
1. The document provides an overview of the interview process, including types of interviews, preparation steps, common questions, and best practices for making a good impression.
2. Key parts of preparation include learning about the position, company, and industry, assessing your strengths and weaknesses, and having required materials organized.
3. During the interview, important behaviors include arriving on time, dressing appropriately, maintaining eye contact, having a firm handshake, and sending positive body language signals.
4. Follow up after the interview is also important, such as sending a thank you note within 24 hours. Overall preparation, practice, and confidence are emphasized for interview success.
The document discusses identifying and retaining top performers. It outlines a three step selection process of evaluating candidates based on their past, present, and future potential. The process involves assessing candidates' history, resumes, interviews and using tools like personality and skills tests to evaluate how well they will perform the job. It emphasizes the importance of seeking the "total person" to determine if candidates have the right skills, interests and traits to succeed in the role.
This document provides an overview of the job interview process and tips for preparing. It discusses that interviews cause stress but most people do well. The key steps are: research the company, prepare answers to common questions, and be prepared with examples from your background. There are different types of interviews like behavioral and panel interviews. Questions may assess skills, situations, or behaviors. Illegal questions should be handled politely by focusing on the intent. Proper preparation includes practicing responses and assessing strengths.
This document provides tips for effective retrospectives. It discusses the purpose of retrospectives, challenges that can occur, and strategies for overcoming them. Some key steps outlined are setting goals, checking in with team members, and using energizers. The document also discusses facilitating techniques like different coaching styles and focusing retrospectives on skills like emotional intelligence. Overall, the document aims to help teams improve retrospectives and maximize their effectiveness.
The Civil Service Fast Stream is one of the UK's leading graduate recruitment programs, employing graduates in various professions through different schemes. The Fast Stream allows participants to gain diverse experience through postings in different government departments and locations over a short period of time. The HR Fast Stream specifically focuses on careers in human resources and involves two 18-month placements to expose graduates to a wide range of HR functions and equip them to become future HR leaders in the Civil Service. The selection process for the Fast Stream includes online tests, an e-tray exercise, and an assessment center involving exercises like policy writing, group tasks, and an interview.
Hiring the right people - The Develops Conference 2016Ingo Jauch
In this 15 min talk we (Vinicius Tadeu Zein and I) share our experience of how we select new employees (mostly developers) that fit on our team. Analysis of the CV and tests are only small parts of our process. With a good hiring process and a battle plan for the Interview, you can achieve something very desirable, a healthy work environment and a very low turnover.
ps. Big thanks to Patrícia Pinter for the help with the design :)
This document discusses elements of effective leadership and engaging employees. It recommends leaders walk the talk by demonstrating respect and appreciation for employees, communicate frequently using positive feedback, empower employees by asking open-ended questions, and continuously improve performance through management plans. Specific techniques are described, like writing down qualities admired in employees or using questions to address negative situations. The objectives are to review leadership best practices and have participants commit to adopting a new technique.
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What is a Check-In?
The MOST important ritual at SPARC!!!
A way to ensure a team member is correctly adapting
to the CULTURE, APPTITUDE, and DESIRED
SKILLS of SPARC
Check-In’s are continuous and should occur every 30
days (monthly) or as needed
Check-In’s are personal at SPARC
– Anyone can request a Check-In with anyone else
– Anyone can sit in on a Check-In, others may be asked to leave in certain situations
– Team Member (TM) should understand that personal answers are not mandatory and should not
feel pressured
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When?
Scheduled 30, 60, and 90 days from new team
members’ start date and then every 30
days, monthly, there after. Notify team member of
their Check-In at least one week in advance
HR will schedule first 90 days of Check-Ins. Leads
should schedule monthly Check-In thereafter
Meeting should take place in a private area and last
no longer than 30 minutes
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Procedures of a Check-In
** Stick to the script, it really works!
Ask the TM to vent
– Venting is about what’s eating at you, it does not have to be about work. Just let it out.
– Don’t try to solve vents… just listen
Ask Team Member (TM) how things are going in their
personal life
– Ask about their health and their family’s health
– Ask them to share one recent thing from their personal life
Share one recent thing from your personal life
Have TM give feedback (+ or -)
– On the project they are working on
- What’s the single most important thing the project should be focused on right now?
– On their direct supervisor within the project
– On their overall impression/thoughts of the organization
- What’s the single most important thing, as a company, SPARC should be focused on right now?
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How’s the Fit?
Review TM’s CULTURAL fit within SPARC
Review TM’s APTITUDE fit within SPARC
Review TM’s PROJECT/SKILLS fit within SPARC
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Overall Execution
Overall, how’s the TM performing their role?
– Has the TM embraced SPARC’s CORE values?
– What can the TM do to improve their role?
Review TM’s goals
– Review a handful of goals from the TM’s GPS
– Confirm if they are still valid
– Any new goals?
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SPARC – Guidance
Ask the TM if they are following the SPARC Guidance
•Always start emails and chats with a
greeting
•Your Team Members are your first
customers
•No Hushing or Shushing
•Give undivided attention
•“Bitching Out” should NEVER happen
in front of others
•Make eye contact and smile as much
as possible
•Use the most personal communication
available
•Send a hand written thank you
•Remove personal sarcasm
• Its not what you say, its how you say
•Anyone can attend any interview
•Cell phones should be on vibrate
•Two bad days in a row are not allowed
•Always leave a location in the best
possible condition especially
conference rooms
•Don’t eat lunch at your desk
•Praise in Public, Critique in Private
•Ask for permission before giving
feedback
•Listen for at least 2 minutes before
speaking
• Make time to listen
• Choose being kind over being right
• Spend time at Tabletime
•Use language like “we” and “us” over
“I” and “me”.
•Work from home one day a month
•Use language like “Team Member”
and “Talent” over “Employee” and
“Resource”.
•Respect EVERYONE as if they are a
customer
•Put value creation over risk mitigation
•Challenge corporate dogma
• Give others the benefit of the doubt
•Email Sucks… as a way to
communicate
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Wrap-up/Summary
Does the TM feel they are moving in the desired
career path & goals?
Rate Happiness
– On a scale of 1-10 (10 being 100%, 9 being 90%, etc.), have the TM rate their overall happiness at
SPARC and in their personal life…remember Core Value #1: People First, First
Would TM refer SPARC?
– On a scale of 1-10, how likely are they to recommend SPARC to a best friend and/or family
member?
**Keep Going!
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Leadership Self Check-In
Rate yourself on these behaviors… at every review.
Enable people to get the
training and development they
need for success
Honest & straight forward
feedback
Know team members’ career
goals
Provide resources for success
Mistakes happen
Allow for growth (good and bad)
Involvement in team members
growth and development
Give praise
SUPPORT
Informed decision-making
Work together to decide best
course of action
Follow-up on feedback & ideas
Include those affected in my
decision-making process
Seek input, suggestions, and
ideas from my team
COLLABORATION
Allow team members to take
time off (People First, First)
Attend to workgroup stress
Encourage people to balance
their work and their personal
lives
Understand and share the
benefits of the organization
Know what your team enjoys
doing outside of SPARC
Live a healthy work-life balance
and be a role-model of this
balance
Make work FUN
CARING
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Q & A (Open Forum)
Have TM ask questions
Share feedback of TM
questions, comments, concerns and happiness with
SST (if needed)
– Major negative behaviors, performance and mandatory if 7 or less on happiness scale
TM should leave the Check-In feeling relaxed, heard
and emotionally better than before the Check-In
– Purpose of the Check-In is not to scare the TM or to point out potential faults.
– It is to ensure that questions and concerns are addressed on either side
Positive feedback is just as important as negative, so
bring the Hug-Factor to your Check-In
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Thank You!
For more information on SPARC please contact: John Smith
john.smith@sparcedge.com
(864) 275-6565