Various researches have shown that the majority of organizations, especially in the developing countries, have more of operational thinking rather than strategic thinking at the core of its management approach. Strategy has become an overused and at the same time, misused world in management world where we take it as obvious statement for something important we say about our management and business. In the face of the competition and change that exists in today’s market, organizations and their leadership must take strategic thinking approach in order to move the organization forward toward a new and more successful future. This session starts with an exercise of test of strategic thinking level of the participants and thus explains the meaning of strategy and being strategic. It exposes the difference between operational thinker, strategic planner and strategic thinker. The disciplines, approaches, competencies, critical areas and personal attributes of strategic thinker will be introduced with along with the explanation of topic ‘what limits our strategic thinking’. The session ends with the explanation of the methods of developing strategic thinking among the managers and leaders of the organization and how we can utilize such strategic thinking in our business in order to achieve higher goals of the organization.
Intentional Project Leadership - Franklin Holtforester - Soirée corporative d...PMI-Montréal
The document discusses intentional project leadership and the characteristics of an effective leader. It emphasizes that effective leaders inspire and motivate their teams. Leaders ask "why" to understand objectives, while managers focus on "how" and "what" tasks need to be done. A project succeeds when it satisfies all stakeholder needs and realizes its quality objectives. Project leadership aims to inspire teams to achieve these objectives, while project management focuses on planning and controlling the schedule, costs, resources and other elements of a project. The document encourages intentional communication to motivate teams and influence others.
The document discusses strategic thinking and provides guidance on how to structure the strategic thinking process. It defines strategic thinking as establishing a plan to go from the current state to the desired goal. The strategic thinking process involves analyzing the current status, identifying opportunities and threats, determining desired and undesired outputs, and structuring problems. It recommends using tools like root cause analysis to structure problems and benefit-cost analysis to find solutions. The process of finding solutions involves developing hypotheses, gathering data, testing hypotheses, and drawing conclusions. Overall, the document provides a framework to guide strategic thinking from problem identification to solution development.
A quality leader must be honest, open-minded, and hard working. They manage their time well and lead through different situations. Effective leaders adapt their style based on factors like the task and the people involved.
Systems Thinking Our Way Out of Busy WorkDuri Chitayat
This document discusses how companies often get caught in a cycle of focusing on tactical problem solving and feature requests rather than strategic work as they gain product market fit. This leads teams to feel busy but not accomplish important goals and leaves customers unsatisfied. It recommends using systems thinking to select work that solves big problems by developing a strategy with clear measures of success focused on customer value and business benefits while accounting for constraints. Regular inspection and adaptation is key to emerging the best strategy through experimentation and learning.
London Business School - senior executive programmeJeroen De Flander
This document discusses strategy execution and provides tips for improving it. It emphasizes that a strategy is only as good as its execution, and that successful execution requires setting up an organizational environment that aligns with and drives the strategy. This includes focusing on structure and processes, culture and values, people, and measurements and incentives. It also stresses the importance of effectively communicating the strategy to build knowledge and engagement throughout the organization.
Sson open house 5 disciplines of great transition teamsJamie DAVIES
This document discusses strategies for establishing a successful shared services center (SSC) or global business services (GBS) organization. It emphasizes the importance of:
1) Clarifying the purpose and goals of the SSC to ensure alignment with business strategy and stakeholder needs.
2) Conducting thorough risk assessments and change impact analyses to develop realistic plans that account for complexity across functions, processes, systems, locations and stakeholder groups.
3) Building high-quality transition teams with the right skills, capabilities and change management experience to navigate the complex "human" aspects of change. Active sponsorship, communication and relationship-building are also vital.
4) Adapting approaches when needed to address unexpected
This document provides an overview of strategic thinking and analysis techniques. It discusses performing internal and external analyses to understand an organization's current position. Key frameworks covered include SMART goals, playing field analysis considering factors like time and money, and analyzing external DESTEPL factors related to demographics, economics, technology, etc. The document also discusses strategic planning, stakeholder analysis, and using tools like SWOT analysis to identify improvements. The overall summary is that the document outlines various frameworks and techniques for conducting a strategic analysis of an organization to understand its current position and identify opportunities.
Various researches have shown that the majority of organizations, especially in the developing countries, have more of operational thinking rather than strategic thinking at the core of its management approach. Strategy has become an overused and at the same time, misused world in management world where we take it as obvious statement for something important we say about our management and business. In the face of the competition and change that exists in today’s market, organizations and their leadership must take strategic thinking approach in order to move the organization forward toward a new and more successful future. This session starts with an exercise of test of strategic thinking level of the participants and thus explains the meaning of strategy and being strategic. It exposes the difference between operational thinker, strategic planner and strategic thinker. The disciplines, approaches, competencies, critical areas and personal attributes of strategic thinker will be introduced with along with the explanation of topic ‘what limits our strategic thinking’. The session ends with the explanation of the methods of developing strategic thinking among the managers and leaders of the organization and how we can utilize such strategic thinking in our business in order to achieve higher goals of the organization.
Intentional Project Leadership - Franklin Holtforester - Soirée corporative d...PMI-Montréal
The document discusses intentional project leadership and the characteristics of an effective leader. It emphasizes that effective leaders inspire and motivate their teams. Leaders ask "why" to understand objectives, while managers focus on "how" and "what" tasks need to be done. A project succeeds when it satisfies all stakeholder needs and realizes its quality objectives. Project leadership aims to inspire teams to achieve these objectives, while project management focuses on planning and controlling the schedule, costs, resources and other elements of a project. The document encourages intentional communication to motivate teams and influence others.
The document discusses strategic thinking and provides guidance on how to structure the strategic thinking process. It defines strategic thinking as establishing a plan to go from the current state to the desired goal. The strategic thinking process involves analyzing the current status, identifying opportunities and threats, determining desired and undesired outputs, and structuring problems. It recommends using tools like root cause analysis to structure problems and benefit-cost analysis to find solutions. The process of finding solutions involves developing hypotheses, gathering data, testing hypotheses, and drawing conclusions. Overall, the document provides a framework to guide strategic thinking from problem identification to solution development.
A quality leader must be honest, open-minded, and hard working. They manage their time well and lead through different situations. Effective leaders adapt their style based on factors like the task and the people involved.
Systems Thinking Our Way Out of Busy WorkDuri Chitayat
This document discusses how companies often get caught in a cycle of focusing on tactical problem solving and feature requests rather than strategic work as they gain product market fit. This leads teams to feel busy but not accomplish important goals and leaves customers unsatisfied. It recommends using systems thinking to select work that solves big problems by developing a strategy with clear measures of success focused on customer value and business benefits while accounting for constraints. Regular inspection and adaptation is key to emerging the best strategy through experimentation and learning.
London Business School - senior executive programmeJeroen De Flander
This document discusses strategy execution and provides tips for improving it. It emphasizes that a strategy is only as good as its execution, and that successful execution requires setting up an organizational environment that aligns with and drives the strategy. This includes focusing on structure and processes, culture and values, people, and measurements and incentives. It also stresses the importance of effectively communicating the strategy to build knowledge and engagement throughout the organization.
Sson open house 5 disciplines of great transition teamsJamie DAVIES
This document discusses strategies for establishing a successful shared services center (SSC) or global business services (GBS) organization. It emphasizes the importance of:
1) Clarifying the purpose and goals of the SSC to ensure alignment with business strategy and stakeholder needs.
2) Conducting thorough risk assessments and change impact analyses to develop realistic plans that account for complexity across functions, processes, systems, locations and stakeholder groups.
3) Building high-quality transition teams with the right skills, capabilities and change management experience to navigate the complex "human" aspects of change. Active sponsorship, communication and relationship-building are also vital.
4) Adapting approaches when needed to address unexpected
This document provides an overview of strategic thinking and analysis techniques. It discusses performing internal and external analyses to understand an organization's current position. Key frameworks covered include SMART goals, playing field analysis considering factors like time and money, and analyzing external DESTEPL factors related to demographics, economics, technology, etc. The document also discusses strategic planning, stakeholder analysis, and using tools like SWOT analysis to identify improvements. The overall summary is that the document outlines various frameworks and techniques for conducting a strategic analysis of an organization to understand its current position and identify opportunities.
The two-day masterclass features Dr. Robert Kaplan and Dr. David Norton, the creators of the Balanced Scorecard framework. They will provide new material on topics like co-creation, shared value, and scenario testing for risk management. Attendees will learn how to implement a comprehensive strategy execution system, align organizations and employees with strategy, and continually improve and sustain strategy execution over time. The masterclass aims to help participants apply the Balanced Scorecard to achieve transformational performance improvements.
My keynote talk at DiscussAgile Hyderabad 2016 conference. In this talk, I deconstruct #agility and compare and contract with nature. Feedback welcome :)
A quick look at people issues, when leading organizational change. The basics can be overlooked in complex situations. Prepared as part of the ILM Level 7 Strategic Leadership course.
The document discusses various management skills that are important for managers to develop at different levels, from basic skills like planning and organizing to more advanced skills like self-management, leadership, and time management. It outlines the pyramid of management skills and explains how skills build on each other towards success. Effective managers must master all levels of skills to develop their team and themselves.
Leading through change workshop flow summaryIrina Burgess
key slides from interactive workshop on leading through change. Participants create their own video pitch to immediately transfer theory to practice within the workshop.
Hay Group leadership development programsjen_scharff
The document discusses leadership development programs offered by Hay Group. It summarizes three key points:
1) Hay Group's leadership programs are focused on improving behaviors proven to drive business results, rather than abstract concepts. The programs are based on 60 years of research linking leadership behaviors to employee motivation and performance.
2) The programs provide personalized feedback and coaching to help participants understand their strengths and weaknesses and develop plans to improve their leadership abilities.
3) Hay Group offers a variety of programs tailored to different leadership levels, from new managers to executives, and customized to organizations' specific needs.
This document outlines a business planning model to help define and achieve an ideal future state. It suggests first envisioning what good would look like and identifying core values, then reviewing the current state against those ideals. The model also involves developing a plan to execute on opportunities while addressing weaknesses and threats.
Do you want a GOOD project management methodology?Piotr Zygadlo
Slides to talk at Game Industry Conference 2015
During the talk I tried to explain why you can't just blindly implement something like SCRUM and why do you need to prepare own solution. And that you shouldn't cut costs of training.
The document provides guidance on facilitating a visioning session, including a sample agenda, the importance of having a vision, characteristics of an effective vision, examples of visions, and tips for facilitating the session. The agenda includes discussing why a vision is needed, characteristics of good visions, inspirations, and using a brainwriting technique to have participants develop a draft vision statement in teams before combining into one version. The facilitator should thank participants and define next steps for finalizing the vision.
The document discusses leadership development for project managers. It defines the core competencies of effective project leaders as empowerment, motivating, communication, team building, coaching and mentoring. It emphasizes that leadership development is critical for project success and involves enhancing one's ability to influence, motivate and inspire others. The document provides a framework for developing a personal leadership development plan, identifying priorities and goals, and implementing the plan through ongoing learning and feedback.
The document discusses redefining the role of strategy in organizations. It suggests that strategy needs to be redefined due to technological disruption, 21st century expectations, and increased focus on sustainability and purpose. The document outlines that the real roles of strategy are as a framework for operational planning, providing clarity in organizational direction and activities, increasing effectiveness, and ensuring personnel satisfaction. It concludes by noting the importance of posing and discarding ridiculous ideas to come up with truly original strategies.
Change management in challenging times copy - copy - copy - copyKAYODE ADEBIYI
This document provides an overview of change management strategies and leading change. It begins with definitions of change and reasons why organizations need to change. It discusses challenges of leading change in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environments using examples and parables. The document outlines Lewin's force field analysis model and the importance of a compelling business case and readiness assessment. It provides tips for managing resistance to change through communication, involvement, and support. Personal change strategies include managing thoughts, focusing on the future, and maintaining balance. The document concludes with a case study guide on framing change outcomes.
The document discusses strategic thinking, including defining it as being flexible to adapt to uncertainty and assuming organizations interact with their environment. It discusses moving from planning to strategic thinking, which aligns with leadership versus management. Strategic thinking involves asking the right questions to vision the future. It is presented as both an individual competency involving understanding interconnections and having a bi-focal and creative vision for the future, and as an organizational competency involving strategic dialogue, creativity, and influencing the external environment rather than controlling it. The overall objective of strategic thinking is creating new possibilities rather than having a set plan.
Since our inception in 2008, we have had an opportunity to work with more than 130 clients comprising of Multi National Corporations, Indian Organizations and Institutions; and have served more than 32,000 individuals through our PAN India presence. We have delivered more than 1600 interventions in Soft Skills Training, Behavioural Training, Leadership Training, Performance Coaching and Organisational Development Services to individuals at the Junior, Middle, Senior and Top Level across more than 20 locations PAN India.
The document summarizes a presentation on strategic thinking and alignment. It discusses analyzing the current business landscape using SWOT analysis and translating strategy into operational terms using a balanced scorecard framework. It also provides examples of how two companies, Max India and GlaxoSmithKline, have aligned their human resources strategies to their business strategies.
Андрiй Просов - "How to Recognize DNA of Project Manager at a Job Interview" ...Lviv Startup Club
The document discusses how to identify the skills and competencies of a project manager during a job interview. It provides an overview of the typical responsibilities and roles of a project manager, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling projects. It also outlines important competencies for managing projects, teams, and customers effectively. The document proposes evaluating candidates based on these criteria to determine whose skills best match the needs of the position and company to achieve a "win-win" situation.
Here are some key things that excite me as a leader:
1. Developing and empowering others to reach their full potential. I find it extremely rewarding to help people grow in their skills and careers.
2. Tackling complex challenges and problems. I enjoy the process of analyzing difficult situations, developing innovative solutions, and driving results.
3. Building high-performing teams. Bringing together individuals with diverse strengths and backgrounds to work towards a common goal in a collaborative way is very motivating.
4. Achieving meaningful goals and objectives. I'm energized by setting an ambitious vision and strategy, then executing on it to deliver tangible outcomes and impact.
5. Continuous learning and self-
The document outlines the key topics and objectives of a workshop on basics of people management. The workshop aims to help participants understand responsibilities of leaders, stages of team development, behaviors influencing teamwork, characteristics of effective teams, and techniques for setting expectations, giving feedback, identifying learning needs, decision making, and instilling pride in teams. It also discusses responsibilities of great leaders, managing talent, why teams work, lessons from geese flying in formation, and creating an atmosphere of involvement.
Entrepreneurship involves planning, organizing, and operating a business while taking on associated risks to generate a profit. An entrepreneur bears uncertainty in operating their business venture. Reasons for becoming an entrepreneur include a desire for independence, having a passion for setting new standards, recognizing opportunities, or having an innovative idea to pursue. Entrepreneurship provides benefits like employment generation, economic development, and self-reliance.
The document discusses various models and frameworks for achieving organizational excellence. It emphasizes that organizational excellence is about people within a system being extremely good at achieving their purpose. It highlights key ingredients as leadership, systems thinking, people development and engagement, process excellence, knowledge management, change management, communication, team building, and project management. Leadership is identified as particularly important for setting the tone and defining the vision and strategy to guide the organization.
Este documento resume conceptos clave de la psicología como percepción, atención, motivación, emoción, funcionamiento cerebral, inteligencia y personalidad. Explica que la psicología emplea métodos cuantitativos y cualitativos para analizar el comportamiento humano y se ubica en distintas áreas de la ciencia. También describe los métodos de investigación cuantitativa y cualitativa utilizados en la psicología experimental y clínica.
This weekly report summarizes the progress of the Happy361° engineering team. It discusses learning about sound modules and SD cards. Circuit diagrams show an SD card circuit that can be used with a module powered by either USB or 3.3V SD card. The strong point is its finished, quick-use module with an SD card. The weak point is lacking an SD card socket and audio amplifier circuit. Next week's task is to learn about audio amplifier circuits.
The two-day masterclass features Dr. Robert Kaplan and Dr. David Norton, the creators of the Balanced Scorecard framework. They will provide new material on topics like co-creation, shared value, and scenario testing for risk management. Attendees will learn how to implement a comprehensive strategy execution system, align organizations and employees with strategy, and continually improve and sustain strategy execution over time. The masterclass aims to help participants apply the Balanced Scorecard to achieve transformational performance improvements.
My keynote talk at DiscussAgile Hyderabad 2016 conference. In this talk, I deconstruct #agility and compare and contract with nature. Feedback welcome :)
A quick look at people issues, when leading organizational change. The basics can be overlooked in complex situations. Prepared as part of the ILM Level 7 Strategic Leadership course.
The document discusses various management skills that are important for managers to develop at different levels, from basic skills like planning and organizing to more advanced skills like self-management, leadership, and time management. It outlines the pyramid of management skills and explains how skills build on each other towards success. Effective managers must master all levels of skills to develop their team and themselves.
Leading through change workshop flow summaryIrina Burgess
key slides from interactive workshop on leading through change. Participants create their own video pitch to immediately transfer theory to practice within the workshop.
Hay Group leadership development programsjen_scharff
The document discusses leadership development programs offered by Hay Group. It summarizes three key points:
1) Hay Group's leadership programs are focused on improving behaviors proven to drive business results, rather than abstract concepts. The programs are based on 60 years of research linking leadership behaviors to employee motivation and performance.
2) The programs provide personalized feedback and coaching to help participants understand their strengths and weaknesses and develop plans to improve their leadership abilities.
3) Hay Group offers a variety of programs tailored to different leadership levels, from new managers to executives, and customized to organizations' specific needs.
This document outlines a business planning model to help define and achieve an ideal future state. It suggests first envisioning what good would look like and identifying core values, then reviewing the current state against those ideals. The model also involves developing a plan to execute on opportunities while addressing weaknesses and threats.
Do you want a GOOD project management methodology?Piotr Zygadlo
Slides to talk at Game Industry Conference 2015
During the talk I tried to explain why you can't just blindly implement something like SCRUM and why do you need to prepare own solution. And that you shouldn't cut costs of training.
The document provides guidance on facilitating a visioning session, including a sample agenda, the importance of having a vision, characteristics of an effective vision, examples of visions, and tips for facilitating the session. The agenda includes discussing why a vision is needed, characteristics of good visions, inspirations, and using a brainwriting technique to have participants develop a draft vision statement in teams before combining into one version. The facilitator should thank participants and define next steps for finalizing the vision.
The document discusses leadership development for project managers. It defines the core competencies of effective project leaders as empowerment, motivating, communication, team building, coaching and mentoring. It emphasizes that leadership development is critical for project success and involves enhancing one's ability to influence, motivate and inspire others. The document provides a framework for developing a personal leadership development plan, identifying priorities and goals, and implementing the plan through ongoing learning and feedback.
The document discusses redefining the role of strategy in organizations. It suggests that strategy needs to be redefined due to technological disruption, 21st century expectations, and increased focus on sustainability and purpose. The document outlines that the real roles of strategy are as a framework for operational planning, providing clarity in organizational direction and activities, increasing effectiveness, and ensuring personnel satisfaction. It concludes by noting the importance of posing and discarding ridiculous ideas to come up with truly original strategies.
Change management in challenging times copy - copy - copy - copyKAYODE ADEBIYI
This document provides an overview of change management strategies and leading change. It begins with definitions of change and reasons why organizations need to change. It discusses challenges of leading change in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environments using examples and parables. The document outlines Lewin's force field analysis model and the importance of a compelling business case and readiness assessment. It provides tips for managing resistance to change through communication, involvement, and support. Personal change strategies include managing thoughts, focusing on the future, and maintaining balance. The document concludes with a case study guide on framing change outcomes.
The document discusses strategic thinking, including defining it as being flexible to adapt to uncertainty and assuming organizations interact with their environment. It discusses moving from planning to strategic thinking, which aligns with leadership versus management. Strategic thinking involves asking the right questions to vision the future. It is presented as both an individual competency involving understanding interconnections and having a bi-focal and creative vision for the future, and as an organizational competency involving strategic dialogue, creativity, and influencing the external environment rather than controlling it. The overall objective of strategic thinking is creating new possibilities rather than having a set plan.
Since our inception in 2008, we have had an opportunity to work with more than 130 clients comprising of Multi National Corporations, Indian Organizations and Institutions; and have served more than 32,000 individuals through our PAN India presence. We have delivered more than 1600 interventions in Soft Skills Training, Behavioural Training, Leadership Training, Performance Coaching and Organisational Development Services to individuals at the Junior, Middle, Senior and Top Level across more than 20 locations PAN India.
The document summarizes a presentation on strategic thinking and alignment. It discusses analyzing the current business landscape using SWOT analysis and translating strategy into operational terms using a balanced scorecard framework. It also provides examples of how two companies, Max India and GlaxoSmithKline, have aligned their human resources strategies to their business strategies.
Андрiй Просов - "How to Recognize DNA of Project Manager at a Job Interview" ...Lviv Startup Club
The document discusses how to identify the skills and competencies of a project manager during a job interview. It provides an overview of the typical responsibilities and roles of a project manager, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling projects. It also outlines important competencies for managing projects, teams, and customers effectively. The document proposes evaluating candidates based on these criteria to determine whose skills best match the needs of the position and company to achieve a "win-win" situation.
Here are some key things that excite me as a leader:
1. Developing and empowering others to reach their full potential. I find it extremely rewarding to help people grow in their skills and careers.
2. Tackling complex challenges and problems. I enjoy the process of analyzing difficult situations, developing innovative solutions, and driving results.
3. Building high-performing teams. Bringing together individuals with diverse strengths and backgrounds to work towards a common goal in a collaborative way is very motivating.
4. Achieving meaningful goals and objectives. I'm energized by setting an ambitious vision and strategy, then executing on it to deliver tangible outcomes and impact.
5. Continuous learning and self-
The document outlines the key topics and objectives of a workshop on basics of people management. The workshop aims to help participants understand responsibilities of leaders, stages of team development, behaviors influencing teamwork, characteristics of effective teams, and techniques for setting expectations, giving feedback, identifying learning needs, decision making, and instilling pride in teams. It also discusses responsibilities of great leaders, managing talent, why teams work, lessons from geese flying in formation, and creating an atmosphere of involvement.
Entrepreneurship involves planning, organizing, and operating a business while taking on associated risks to generate a profit. An entrepreneur bears uncertainty in operating their business venture. Reasons for becoming an entrepreneur include a desire for independence, having a passion for setting new standards, recognizing opportunities, or having an innovative idea to pursue. Entrepreneurship provides benefits like employment generation, economic development, and self-reliance.
The document discusses various models and frameworks for achieving organizational excellence. It emphasizes that organizational excellence is about people within a system being extremely good at achieving their purpose. It highlights key ingredients as leadership, systems thinking, people development and engagement, process excellence, knowledge management, change management, communication, team building, and project management. Leadership is identified as particularly important for setting the tone and defining the vision and strategy to guide the organization.
Este documento resume conceptos clave de la psicología como percepción, atención, motivación, emoción, funcionamiento cerebral, inteligencia y personalidad. Explica que la psicología emplea métodos cuantitativos y cualitativos para analizar el comportamiento humano y se ubica en distintas áreas de la ciencia. También describe los métodos de investigación cuantitativa y cualitativa utilizados en la psicología experimental y clínica.
This weekly report summarizes the progress of the Happy361° engineering team. It discusses learning about sound modules and SD cards. Circuit diagrams show an SD card circuit that can be used with a module powered by either USB or 3.3V SD card. The strong point is its finished, quick-use module with an SD card. The weak point is lacking an SD card socket and audio amplifier circuit. Next week's task is to learn about audio amplifier circuits.
Are you ready to take your business to another level? Do you have the right mindset and specific goals to make that happen?
All throughout the year we miss opportunities to engage, elevate, and empower our business and relationships. In this presentation Debra shares tips, tricks and truths on how to finish your year strong by energizing your business strategy, renewing your mind, and refreshing your attitude…
The networking event examples in this presentation are around the end of the year events, but are easily translatable to events/activities throughout the year!
7 d11-style tips, tricks and truths covered in this session:
1. Don’t Stop Moving!
2. DEFINE One Goal – Vision Creates Clarity
3. GIVE BACK to your community
4. Surround yourself with people who LIFT your spirits and ELEVATE your thinking…
5. DELIGHT in the Details
6. Form a MASTERMIND
7. Tap into the POWER of holiday parties – including tips on how to introduce yourself in memorable ways!
…and, of course, don’t forget to SOAK IT ALL IN and ENJOY!
Jeremy Tang observed a Year 7 class focused on narrative writing techniques. The class read from The Hunger Games and discussed vocabulary. Students then worked in groups to create mind maps of descriptive writing techniques. While the lesson engaged students and developed independent work, the observer noted areas for improvement, including better planning reading time to promote comprehension, considering alternative writing forms, and providing more examples to illustrate descriptive techniques. The observer praised student enthusiasm but encouraged the teacher to give more explicit instruction on descriptive writing.
La honestidad consiste en expresarse con coherencia y autenticidad de acuerdo con los valores de verdad y justicia. Implica vivir de acuerdo a como se piensa y se siente tanto en relación con el mundo como con los demás y uno mismo. Sin embargo, a menudo no somos conscientes del grado de honestidad o deshonestidad de nuestros propios actos debido al autoengaño. En la filosofía occidental, Sócrates analizó el significado de la honestidad, el cual luego fue incluido en la búsqueda de princip
This document invites the reader to enter a fantasy world filled with creatures from dreams where they can explore lands of hallucination, travel through time, and experience drawing the line between reality and imagination.
Impact of Social Media and Analytics on Product Development.pptxAslam Hirani
Social media and analytics can be used in three ways for product development: ideation, design improvement, and remote support. For ideation, companies can use online and physical focus groups to engage customers, brainstorm ideas, and provide incentives. For design improvement, constant listening to customer feedback from device usage, social media, warranty support and operations can help continuously update product features. Remote support involves providing multichannel support through social media, mobile/websites to help resolve customer issues and educate them on product usage.
Este documento anuncia dos eventos organizados por las Cáritas parroquiales de la M.I.D.E. El primero es una charla coloquio titulada "Una economía al servicio de las personas: Banca Ética" que tendrá lugar el 25 de febrero de 2017 en la Parroquia Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza. El segundo es un café tertulia llamado "Construyendo la Casa Común entre todos" que será el 10 de marzo de 2017.
スマートフォン向けの Web サイトを作ることが必須になりつつある現在。しかしPC版と同様の方法で"ただ作る"だけでは意味はなく、モバイル機器特有の制約や利用者傾向を考慮しなければ最適化とは呼ぶことができません。企業と顧客をつなぐ重要な窓口になりうるスマートフォン。対話の仕方も変わるモバイルを使ったコミュニケーション。企業がコミュニケーションデザインのために準備すべきものは何かを考えていきます。
The document summarizes the 2015 update of the American Geriatrics Society Beers Criteria, which provides a list of potentially inappropriate medications that should generally be avoided in older adults. Key points:
- The updated criteria include revisions to existing medications to avoid as well as new sections on medications requiring dose adjustments for kidney function and drug-drug interactions.
- A 13-member expert panel reviewed evidence and reached consensus on the criteria using a systematic, evidence-based process.
- The criteria are intended to improve medication safety for older adults by providing guidance to medical professionals, consumers, and health systems.
This document provides guidance on diagnosing and treating tuberculosis (TB) and latent TB infection. It discusses diagnostic tests like chest x-rays, sputum smears and cultures, and recommends thinking TB in the differential diagnosis for those with persistent cough, fever or weight loss. Standard TB treatment involves 4 first-line drugs for 2 months followed by 2 drugs for 4 more months, with longer treatment for drug-resistant cases. Treatment of latent TB typically involves 9 months of isoniazid. Close monitoring is needed when treating TB in patients with conditions like HIV, liver disease or malnutrition.
MindDoJo provides corporate training focused on innovative and engaging learning. They design customized solutions for different participant levels from executives to staff. Their workshops emphasize activity-based and problem-based learning as the most effective ways for people to truly learn. MindDoJo offers training in various topics including communication, innovation, leadership, and strategy. Their goal is to help participants improve skills like strategic thinking and creativity.
The document discusses organizational effectiveness and managerial effectiveness. It covers topics like the criteria for measuring organizational effectiveness including goal approach, behavioral approach, and strategic constituencies approach. It also discusses factors that influence organizational effectiveness like strategy, technology, people, and structure. When discussing managerial effectiveness, it examines individual characteristics, managerial job dimensions, and organizational results. It analyzes approaches like the managerial grid and roles of the person, the process, and the product in managerial effectiveness. Current practices for developing and measuring managerial effectiveness in industries and governments are also outlined.
This document describes a one-week executive education program called "20 Conversations @Harvard" that aims to provide impactful learning through powerful conversations rather than lectures or presentations. The program involves 20 90-minute conversations with Harvard faculty and other executives to discuss topics like strategy, execution, systems, growth, and culture. It is designed for senior leaders seeking new perspectives to enhance their leadership skills and thinking. Participants will have conversations in the prestigious Harvard Faculty Club and sleep in the boutique Inn at Harvard hotel.
This document describes a one-week executive education program called "20 Conversations @Harvard" that focuses on powerful conversations rather than lectures or presentations. Participants will have 20 conversations with Harvard faculty and other executives to discuss strategy, execution, systems, growth, and culture. The goal is to challenge perspectives and provide new insights to help senior leaders achieve breakthroughs. Daily activities include reflection, facilitated discussions, and downtime for experimenting with new ideas. The program is designed by Linkage, a global leadership development firm known for its high-impact executive programs.
The Microsoft Solutions Framework is a flexible and adaptable framework for successfully delivering IT solutions faster and with fewer resources while achieving higher quality results. It focuses on open communication, shared vision, empowering teams, clear accountability, delivering business value, agility to change, and learning from experiences. The framework includes process models, foundation principles, and recommendations for addressing common project challenges such as disconnected stakeholders, unclear roles and requirements, and lack of business understanding.
This document discusses developing managers into leaders through an online leadership development program. The program includes 42 online modules covering modern leadership skills taught by experts. Participants study relevant modules at their own pace. They have monthly discussions with a personal coach to ensure understanding, apply the new skills at work, and modify their approach based on reviews. The goal is to translate knowledge into abilities through real-world practice with coaching support, helping organizations build true leaders.
Created for company team training on DiSC Personality Profiles. I took basic talking points and tried to make them visually interesting, personifying each of the four types with an animal and primary color scheme.
Career Development In a Box GDC Online 2011Joshua Howard
An introduction to a freely available Career Development toolkit for video game development studios, called The THUD. Find more information at http://thethud.wordpress.com.
Presented at GDC Online 2011 by Joshua Howard.
This document provides an overview of tools and techniques used in project management. It begins with outlining the need for 21st century skills like creativity, problem solving, and collaboration in business reports and project management. It then covers the components that make up a project, including the five process groups, ten knowledge areas, and 49 processes. A large portion of the document focuses on cognitive thinking skills and specific tools that can be used within each of the knowledge areas. These include techniques like brainwriting for scope management and SWOT analysis for risk identification. Finally, it discusses the importance of both divergent and convergent thinking for project managers and provides examples of when each type would be needed.
Understanding the signs in business trends, what signs to watch, what signs to ignore is a continual challenge. Learn about these signs and some strategies to better work with all this organizational change.
Lasting organizational change requires developing competencies. Competencies are skills, knowledge, and behaviors needed for success. They are visible through measurable results and perceived attitudes. Developing competencies requires understanding what matters most for each job, setting goals to achieve a shared vision, and modifying systems and structures to institutionalize changes while monitoring progress. Critical factors include leadership to drive change, creating need, shaping vision, gaining commitment, and ensuring changes last over time. The mix of important competency factors may vary depending on an employee's level within an organization.
This document provides information on management development programs offered by DePaul University's Management Development Center. It summarizes three certificate programs: 1) The MBA Primer program is a 15-week introductory business program covering topics like strategy, quality management, and finance. 2) The MBA Primer: Entrepreneurship program teaches entrepreneurial skills over 15 weeks. 3) The Business Analyst Certificate program covers topics to help participants prepare for business analyst certification and covers the IIBA's Body of Knowledge.
The document provides information about management development programs and courses offered by DePaul University's Management Development Center. It summarizes several certificate programs focused on business skills like the MBA Primer, Entrepreneurship, Business Analysis, Strategic Management, Six Sigma Green Belt, Supply Chain Management, Purchasing and Supply Management, Supplier Diversity, Basic Management Skills, and Business Essentials. It also includes a registration form for the programs.
PYLON is a leading talent search company in India established in 2004. They specialize in sourcing, assessing, and placing exceptional talent that fits their client's culture and business strategy. They have developed a reputation for excellent service in industries such as IT, banking, insurance, BPO/KPO, telecommunications, and pharma/life sciences.
The job posting is for a Manager position at a Big 4 consulting firm in their human capital practice in Mumbai, India. Responsibilities include client management, project delivery leadership, knowledge management contributions, people management, thought leadership, and business development. The ideal candidate has an MBA and relevant work experience, with skills in domains, leadership, client relationships, and project management
PYLON is a leading talent search company in India established in 2004. They specialize in sourcing, assessing, and placing exceptional talent that fits their client's culture and business strategy. They have developed a reputation for excellent service in industries such as IT, banking, insurance, BPO/KPO, telecommunications, and pharma/life sciences.
The job posting is for a Manager position at a Big 4 consulting firm in their human capital practice in Mumbai, India. Responsibilities include client management, project delivery leadership, knowledge management contributions, people management, thought leadership, and business development. Qualifications required include an MBA, relevant work experience, domain expertise, and strong relationship and communication skills.
Coaching focuses on improving current job performance and future goals, while counseling addresses past psychological issues. Coaching uses models like GROW to set goals, discuss current reality, brainstorm options, and make action plans, whereas counseling analyzes past problems. Both aim to help individuals, but coaching does so through skills training and professional development, while counseling facilitates personal change.
The document discusses various definitions and aspects of leadership. It provides definitions of a leader from several sources, describing leaders as those who guide and direct people towards goals, make bold decisions in difficult situations, and influence behavior. It also outlines various functions and characteristics of leaders, such as creating a vision, developing followership, implementing plans, and achieving results. The document discusses different approaches to understanding leadership, including considering the individual traits of leaders or their behaviors, as well as situational factors. It emphasizes that leadership is a process of influencing others to achieve organizational objectives.
Similar to Value Proposition- Key Competencies (20)
1. Innovative Problem Solver
• Not confined by current
paradigms.
• Works cooperatively to produce
innovative solutions.
• Out-of-the-box methodologies
• Committed to goals, able to
overcome obstacles.
• Effective making critical/ timely
decisions in difficult situations.
Leadership Strategic Thinker
• Lead by example. • Differentiate between the ends
• Encourage personal and and the means.
professional growth. • Grasp big picture.
• Continuous path to self- • Skilled judgment and risk
improvement. taking.
• Focus on personal credibility • Forward-looking, anticipating
and accountability. implications and consequences,
• Organizational awareness. planning accordingly.
Cristin Charlap
Business Process
Strategist
charlap@gmail.com
c: 603.848.8943
Process Improvement
Tactical Approach
• Develop better and more
• Perform quality and competent
efficient ways to complete tasks
tasks.
while recognizing cost savings.
• Needs analysis, Risk
• Seek occasions to master new
assessment / management,
knowledge and further identify
Contingency planning and
opportunities.
Milestone management.
• Propose new approaches,
methods or techniques.
Skilled Communicator
• Effective communicating with all
levels of the organization.
• Express ideas clearly.
• Influence others to translate
vision into action.
• Thorough understanding of
timing needed when to
escalate critical issues.