Engaging and Developing People
Class Timing
Monday
8am-10pm
Tuesday
8am-10pm
Wednesday
8am-10pm
Thursday
8am-10pm
Friday
8am-10pm
Saturday
8am-10pm
Sunday
8am-10pm
Engaging and Developing People
$695.00
/Month
Tapping all their talents to help them — and you — thrive
Course Days:
Monday, Wednesday
Period:
Month
Class | Period | Price |
---|---|---|
Monday, Wednesday | Months | $695.00 |
“People are not your most important asset; the right people are.”
— Jim Collins
We have already moved beyond the knowledge economy. Knowledge itself has become a commodity. The Web can provide almost all the knowledge you need. Marketplace competition starts with competing for attention and then delivering a unique experience. The experience you create in developing and delivering your products and services makes all the difference. In an experience economy, it’s all about the people. The tangible value they provide is embodied in wetware, the slang expression for their brains. How do you build a support system that truly makes them what most companies claim, but seldom back up: the most valuable assets available to you.
The “war for talent” makes engaging and developing your people a key success factor for every organization. We facilitate driving core work systems, enrolling the front line to help set the best approaches to work and job design, compensation, employee performance management, and recognition in ways that enable and encourage all employees to contribute to breakthrough results. To be successful in today’s markets, organizations must enable their people to exercise discretion and decision making, leading to flexibility, innovation, knowledge and skill sharing, and rapid response to the accelerating conditions of the marketplace.
Effective job design and flexible work organizations are necessary but not sufficient to ensure high performance. We’ll show you how to create effective communication across functions and work units to ensure clear understanding of customer requirements, along with the tools and information to carry out all activities.
We’ll show you the importance of working with your people to jointly develop career and learning objectives, as well as address the alignment of incentives with the achievement of key organizational objectives. We do this by supporting the creation, monitoring, and reporting of individual and team goals linked to organizational goals.
Module 1
Employees First
In service of customers
“Your customers will never be happier than your employees.” – John DiJulius
- Counter-intuitive
- You work for them
Module 2
Hiring
- Selecting family members
- Skills count. Overweight fit.”
Module 3
Diversity
A critical success factor“We know that diversity can sometimes be more uncomfortable because things are less familiar — but it gets the best results.” – Megan Smith
- Not about compliance
- Raising the chances of success
Module 4
Mistakes
The best of us are .300 hitters
“Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes.” – Oscar Wilde
- A key culture indicator
- The pathway to excellence
Module 5
Learning and Development
Knowledge has become a commodity
“When we open a new store, we give every hourly employee 120 hours of training. Someone said, ‘what if you spend all that money and time and they leave?’ And I said, ‘what if you don’t… and they stay?” – Pal Barger
- The bar keeps going up
- Investment, not an expense
Module 6
Motivations
Intrinsic beats external
“It is only when a person has his own generator that we can talk about motivation. He then needs no outside stimulation. He wants to do it.” – Frederick Herzberg
- Motivators
- De-motivators
Module 7
Listening for The Future
It’s right there in front of you
“The future you see is the future you get.” – Robert G. Allen
- Self-fulfilling prophecies
- Propose a more compelling version
Module 8
Recap, Q&A, and Feedback
“Feedback is the breakfast of champions.”
– Rick Tate
- We told you what we were going to tell you
- We told you
- Now we tell you what we told you