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What is FIRO-B? FIRO-B (Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation Behavior) which was developed by William Schutz created in the late 1950s. Schutz developed the FIRO-B theory to aid in the understanding and predicting of how high-performance military teams would work together. The FIRO-B instrument measures behaviors driven by interpersonal needs in three areas—Inclusion, Control, and Affection—and addresses how such behaviors can affect one’s interactions with others The FIRO-B is intended to assist individuals and organizations in understanding interpersonal needs and their impact on interpersonal functioning. FIRO-B provides awareness of interpersonal preferences in three areas, 1.Inclusion 2.Control 3.Affection Inclusion How much do I create opportunities to meet/include them in my activities? How much do I demonstrate our Team’s Vision & Values to this person? How much do I want to be an invited participant at their meetings? How much do I want to be a team player? What can I do differently? Control How much do I try to direct the actions/ideas of this person? Do I fit with this person’s needs for Control or do we both ‘over control’? How much am I prepared to let this person get their way? How much am I prepared to be told what to do by them? What am I going to do differently to build a better relationship? Affection How much do I share about myself with this person? How often do I show this person I ‘like’ them? How do I react when this person attempts to build a relationship with me? How much do I want a better working relationship with them? What am I going to do differently?
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Many Nonprofits eagerly measure employee engagement only to discover that the most important determinant of employee engagement is staff’s perception of the senior leadership team. How do you tell colleagues that “we’re the problem”, and more importantly, how do you address and change leadership behaviours?
D&I through the merger lens by neddy perez
This document outlines an overview for a presentation on diversity and inclusion (D&I) integration following a merger or acquisition. The presentation covers introducing effective change management practices, finding common values to anchor D&I efforts, inclusive leadership practices, and tips for keeping D&I momentum with middle managers. An integration roadmap is provided that examines consolidating D&I teams, processes, policies, goals, and other areas. Methods for engaging middle management and an opportunity for questions are also included.
Leadership That Mysterious Talent (3)
Leadership was always a mysterious talent to me, until I did a research to know what makes a leader and are leaders born or made.
This presentation is the result of my research. You can also see a video that goes with this presentation on YuouTube under the URL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDp87fxfXoM
How to get employees to trust managers
If you've ever watched a suspense movie, you would have noticed that creeping sense of fear and tension as it draws to a close. Just like in the movies, your workplace could be suffering from a toxic work culture.
LKUK13 Leading Adaptive Learning Org
The document provides an overview of Lean leadership and creating adaptive, learning and engaging organizations. It discusses key dimensions such as engaging employees, promoting learning, effective leadership, and improving processes. These dimensions are measured using a diagnostic tool called Climetrics to assess an organization's work climate. The work climate is found to predict performance, profitability, and the ability to adapt. Case studies are presented showing how organizations have transformed their work climates and achieved operational excellence with greater adaptability.
It pays to coach your emerging leaders
Building your talent base for the future is essential – especially with your emerging leaders. But do you know the best techniques to coach these high potential employees, or how to improve your coaching’s speed and effectiveness by using smart technologies and data sharing?
In this webinar Infor’s Jason Taylor and Kenneth Fung share their proven methods for ensuring full motivation and engagement during coaching. They will also reveal how working with behaviors allows you to develop a common language and to focus on delivering results.
What is a Great Workplace
A study of over 80,000 employees identified 12 dimensions that are consistently present in workplaces with high employee retention, customer satisfaction, productivity and profits. These dimensions include clear expectations, the right tools and equipment, using employees' strengths, recognition and praise, caring supervisors, encouragement of development, valuing employees' opinions, a clear company mission, quality work, strong coworker relationships, feedback on progress, and opportunities to learn and grow. Recognition and praise specifically ranked fourth among the 12 dimensions in correlating with successful workgroups.
Developing and maintaining strong professional relationships
Developing and maintaining strong professional relationshipsVirginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy
The following slides describe how pharmacists can have better professional relationships which are fundamental to pharmacy practice. Effective professional relationships are vital in leading others, teaching and coaching performance, negotiating win-win solutions, and resolving conflict in pharmacy organizations. Good professional relationships help improve communications, make work more enjoyable, and increase opportunities for success.How Companies Achieve High Performance
The document provides an overview of a model that identifies the elements of a high performing organization. It discusses that high performing organizations forge intentional relationships among strategy, culture, and brand. The model indicates that strategy shapes leadership expectations, which set the cultural tone. Key elements of culture include focus, drive, and capability. A strong value proposition and brand performance are outcomes of an effective strategy and aligned culture.
BoSUSA22 | Bruce McCarthy | Managing Stakeholders
This document provides guidance on effectively managing stakeholders. It discusses the importance of understanding stakeholders' perspectives, prioritizing them based on their influence and interest, identifying different stakeholder types, and leading stakeholders to achieve shared objectives. Key points include listening to stakeholders, treating them like customers, observing their motives, aligning on objectives and metrics, seeking input while owning success, and communicating regularly. The goal of stakeholder management is to lead a group in achieving great outcomes through consensus and buy-in.
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Employee engagement by vinay ravindran (www.vinayravindran.com)
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How Senior Leadership Engage/Disengage in Nonprofits
How Senior Leadership Engage/Disengage in Nonprofits
Developing and maintaining strong professional relationships
Developing and maintaining strong professional relationships
What Is Firo B
- 2. Inclusion (C) Copyright Key Talent Partners July 2012 www.keytalent-partners.com 01344 774 999
- 3. Control (C) Copyright Key Talent Partners July 2012 www.keytalent-partners.com 01344 774 999
- 4. Affection (C) Copyright Key Talent Partners July 2012 www.keytalent-partners.com 01344 774 999
- 5. Expressed/Wanted (C) Copyright Key Talent Partners July 2012 www.keytalent-partners.com 01344 774 999
- 11. The Six-Cell Model (C) Copyright Key Talent Partners July 2012 www.keytalent-partners.com 01344 774 999 w e Affection Control Inclusion I make an effort to include others in activities. I try to belong, to join social groups – to be with people as much as possible I try to exert control and influence over things. I enjoy organising things and directing others I make an effort to get close to people. I am comfortable expressing personal feelings and I try to be supportive of others I want other people to include me in their activities and to invite me to belong. I enjoy it when others notice me I feel most comfortable working in well-defined situations; I try to get clear expectations I want others to act warmly towards me. I enjoy it when people share their feelings with me and encourage my efforts