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The Global Community Development Program (GCDP) provides young people opportunities to gain international work experience through internships around the world. The goal is to create responsible entrepreneurial leaders by enabling participants to enhance their skills while working in global environments and interacting with social issues in host communities. Traineeships aim to provide positive learning experiences through applying skills in new social and cultural settings, increasing awareness of different practices, and allowing interaction with new environments and issues.
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The Global Community Development Program (GCDP) provides young people opportunities to gain international work experience through internships around the world. The goal is to create responsible entrepreneurial leaders by enabling participants to enhance their skills while working in a global environment and interacting with social issues in host communities. Traineeships aim to provide positive learning experiences through applying skills in new social and cultural settings while raising awareness of different practices and social issues globally.
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The document discusses AIESEC's Global Internship Program (GIP), which provides international job opportunities for young professionals. GIP allows participants to gain work experience in a global environment and enhance their professional and leadership skills through cultural exchange. The program aims to develop entrepreneurial and responsible leaders by enabling them to intern with companies worldwide. Participants benefit from opportunities for global exposure, professional development, networking, and personal growth through experiencing a foreign work culture and living abroad.
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The document discusses AIESEC's Global Internship Program (GIP), which provides international job opportunities for young professionals. GIP allows participants to gain work experience in a global environment and enhance their professional skills through a cross-cultural experience. The program aims to develop responsible entrepreneurial leaders and give interns exposure to new social, cultural, and professional environments abroad. GIP provides benefits such as global exposure, professional development, networking opportunities, and personal growth through real-world work culture experiences.
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3) Storming involves increased disagreements as roles become clearer. Leaders should ensure clear goals, roles, and effective meetings to drive performance.
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1) Understand quarterly and product-wise GIP goals and the 2014 strategic plan for raising goals, partner entities, and marketing rates and time.
2) Determine which locations need significant growth in the focused GIP programs.
3) Ensure enough capacity for raising, marketing, and retaining through reallocation or targeted recruitment and use a planning framework.
Lets take action
1) Understand quarterly and product-wise GIP goals and the 2014 strategic plan for raising goals, partner entities, and marketing rates and time.
2) Identify which locations need significant growth in the focused GIP programs.
3) Check if additional capacity is needed for the summer peak through reallocation or targeted recruitment and use a planning framework.
Team minimums
The document outlines the key elements and activities of effective team minimums, including having 3 members for 2 months, establishing a team identity and purpose, and holding regular meetings. It describes the importance of creating a team plan with clear goals and individual action plans, as well as defining roles and responsibilities through a job description. It also stresses the need for ongoing training, tracking of progress, coaching, and evaluation and reflection to ensure goals are met and individuals and teams continue to develop.
Team minimums
The document outlines the key elements and activities of effective team minimums, including having a team of at least 3 members for 2 months, establishing a team identity and purpose, and holding regular meetings. It describes the importance of creating a team plan with clear goals and individual action plans, defining roles and responsibilities in a job description, and providing training based on competencies. It also stresses the need for tracking performance against the plan through weekly individual and team meetings, coaching to connect development to performance, and conducting regular evaluations and reflections.
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This document provides team role summary descriptions as outlined by Belbin in 2011. Belbin identified different team roles that individuals can take on in a group setting. The roles are meant to help individuals and teams understand how different skills and behaviors can contribute to effective teamwork.
Context of 2013
This document discusses goals and targets for the organization AIESEC India for the years 2011-2015. It aims to expand AIESEC's network in India, increase financial sustainability, strengthen collaborations, improve brand management, pursue legalization, and enhance program delivery efficiency. The document emphasizes translating an understanding of why these goals are important into concrete actions and teamwork to achieve them, especially in the context of 2013 working towards the 2015 targets.
Closing thought
The document discusses the importance of the next 2.5 months for an organization called AIESEC India to ensure the successful delivery of their MC plan as promised. It states that the second quarter (Q2) of the year will define the local committees' year and is a critical time for growth. The document emphasizes that Q2 and Q3 are the most important periods for AIESEC India to work together to deliver challenging experiences that will create future leaders, as growth in this quarter will determine whether goals for 2013 and 2015 can be achieved. It encourages all to fulfill their promises and make it happen.
Role of Team Leader
As the team leader, you are responsible for understanding and communicating the goals and purpose of the leadership council to your team. You must help your vice president run the department by contributing to department goals, representing the department at forums, and strategizing operations with other team leaders and the vice president. Within your team, you create the team purpose and goals, manage team members, report to the vice president, and drive the vice president's strategies while overseeing the operational work and tracking the progress of all team members.
Lead package project management
This document provides guidance on increasing project management effectiveness through understanding key concepts like purpose, goals, timelines, synergy, and crisis management. It discusses defining an overarching team purpose and end goals that guide priority-setting and timelines. The importance of creating detailed week-by-week timelines and tracking progress is emphasized. Managing synergy across interconnected teams and planning for potential crises through prevention, response, and lessons learned is also covered at a high-level. The document aims to help project managers improve efficiency and stay on track to achieve objectives.
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This document provides a summary of a time management workshop presented over 9 modules. It covers topics like setting SMART goals, prioritizing tasks, dealing with procrastination, creating productivity routines and rituals. Key points emphasized are setting goals and priorities, managing workflows using calendars and journals, tackling unimportant urgent tasks, and establishing routines to maximize productivity and minimize wasted time. The overall aim is to provide techniques to better organize one's time and work through planning and focus on what's important.
Understanding our experiences
This document discusses customer experience management (CEM) at AIESEC, an international student organization. It outlines objectives to understand how to improve customer experiences and actions for CEM. Key metrics for measuring CEM include the Net Promoter Score, response rate, and percentage of promoters. Both the international and local levels of AIESEC will focus on CEM through strategies like education, reporting, storytelling and auditing to address issues, understand promoter feedback, and improve the customer experience.
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The document discusses the Asia Pacific Exchange and Leadership Development Seminar in 2013. It provides statistics on growth and customer experience from 2012, including a 95% goal achievement rate, 3927 absolute growth in promoters from 2011, and promoters making up 59% of customers while detractors were 14%. Issues are identified for promoters and detractors at different stages of the exchange process. The importance of customer experience management is discussed, and how it can influence product development through issue segmentation, experience improvement, and better partnership delivery. The focus is stated as serving customers and growing through quality.
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The document discusses how to achieve success through focusing on a student market. It recommends analyzing universities and courses to identify qualified programs and countries for international students. The document also stresses the importance of matching market needs with available supply and creating customized products. It provides tips on building an specialized team to focus on sub-products, including recruiting members with relevant backgrounds and implementing sales training programs.
Gi pi ap
This document outlines strategies for growing the Global Internship Programme (GIP) in the Asia Pacific region. It discusses conducting market research to identify target market segments with high demand and supply potential. It also recommends evolving products to better meet market needs, using focused marketing channels to capitalize on existing networks, and ensuring quality sales and efficient delivery. Additional tips include showcasing impact through testimonials and statistics, and focusing on developing the right people, team structure, education methods, and activity tracking to support growth. The overall message is that understanding local markets, focusing efforts, and effectively delivering internship experiences are key to replicating success in expanding GIP across Asia Pacific.
GIP EP management
This document discusses managing exchange participants (EPs) through their matching process. It provides guidance on setting expectations for EPs, ensuring their commitment, taking specific approaches for different EPs, tracking their progress, and allocating human resources. Expectations for EPs include having relevant experience, being aligned with program countries, and commitment to AIESEC activities. EPs must be managed and tracked individually according to factors like field of study and personality. Problems should be addressed through various actions depending on their severity. HR must be appropriately allocated to balance the workload among EP managers.
Retaining partners
The document discusses retaining partners by focusing on long-term partnerships. It emphasizes making sure partners don't forget you by staying in constant communication. The partnership management flow involves pre-selling, selling, delivery, and retention of partners. Key aspects are understanding partners' needs, creating customized solutions, keeping partners involved through initiatives, and recognizing their support. Upscaling partnerships requires speaking to partners about expanding, co-creating long-term plans, getting feedback on proposals, and keeping customers central after success.
Aiesec india national focus areas
The document discusses plans to expand the AIESEC network in India through various initiatives between 2011-2015. These initiatives include expanding operations through university partnerships and city-based expansions, increasing financial sustainability in each local committee, collaborating across sectors through new programs, improving brand and information management, addressing legalization needs, and improving program delivery efficiency. The overall goals are to increase the number of global and local participants in various programs each year.
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This document discusses how defensiveness affects communication, understanding, relationships, and effectiveness in organizations. It defines defensiveness as protecting one's self, which can threaten communication success. The document then examines how defensiveness impacts three areas:
1. Self-understanding, by reducing awareness of one's defensive triggers and behaviors.
2. Interpersonal effectiveness, by deteriorating communication and preventing relationship building and problem solving.
3. Work effectiveness, by preventing open discussion, information sharing, and collaborative problem solving.
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1) Analysis including segmentation, targeting, and research of potential clients
2) The pre-sales approach through phone calls, events, visits and emails
3) Preparing for sales meetings including planning, understanding the client's context, and dominating the situation
4) Closing the meeting by presenting proposals, pricing, timelines, and negotiating while always being closing to move the sale forward
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- 2. Global Community Development Program RYLC 2013
- 3. Why GCDP? RYLC 2013
- 4. GCDP stands for Global Community Development RYLC 2013
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- 9. Purpose : Global Community Development Program is an opportunity for young individuals to gain valuable international experience. You will be given a chance to explore internships throughout the world. RYLC 2013
- 10. The aim of a traineeship A positive learning experience Interaction with social issues in the host community and country and/or territory Interaction with a new social and cultural environment Opportunity to apply skills, attitudes and values at work and in the community Awareness and knowledge of social issues and different practices in the host country RYLC 2013
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