managerial effectivness

Objective
? Motivate Your People. ? Anticipate and Resolve Conflict Situations. ? Increase Dialogue and Constructive Feedback. ? Use Delegation to Increase Productivity and

Individual Growth.
? Meet the Diverse Needs of All Your Team Members

with Proven Communication Techniques.

Session Plan
? Session I

:

Introduction

? Session II :
? Session III :

P factor
O factor

? Session IV :

T factor

Session I

Introduction
Managerial effectiveness is a leader’s ability to achieve desired results. How well he applies his skills and abilities in guiding and directing others determines whether he can meet those results effectively.

Basic Managerial Skills
? They know how they spend their time. ? They focus on their contribution to the organization. ? They empower the organization with the strengths of

the staffs.
? They concentrate on one activity at a time to produce

effective results.
? They take decisions after a systematic analysis of fact

and information.

Let’s focus on 3 critical behavior

You just need to remember this word

P

You heard this so many times : “We are making progress.”

But, do we really know exactly what progress we made and how & when was achieved ?

Milestone
Hmm… It seems miles & miles away………….. 3 months 6 months 9 months

And in the mean time, the world, technology are changing

1 WEEK
That’s your

milestone

1 Week
That’s short and frequent enough to remember team’s
accomplishment……….. and long enough to get a meaningful task completed.

Work item
….each belongs to one of
This week

these buckets
Not this week

For a large work, item cut it into pieces. It has no more than a week worth work.

Simply. Don’t prioritize Just focus on these two buckets.

30 minutes a day

To review new, existing work item and to celebrate accomplishment.

“It’s much better to score many small wins frequently than one big one only once.”

Let’s repeat : P for Progress

1 Week

: Micro stone

2 Buckets : for work item
30 Minutes : daily meeting

Session III

O : Ownership

Inspire your team the culture of : Veni, Vidi, Vici

Let’s translate it into a contemporary interpretation…

I see the problem I own the problem I solve the problem

How ?
Follow these simple steps…

Step 1 : Write the problem
On a…. hallway whiteboard or shared database

Step 2 : Discuss the problem
In team’s 30 minute daily meeting

Step 3 : Assign 1 owner
Every one item has one and only one owner at a given time

Step 4 : Solve
Owner is now responsible for finding the solutions within the expected timeframe

Hang on to your ego ?
Team relies on you as owner to deliver the results on time. If you can’t pass it as soon as possible.

Let’s summarize : O for Ownership
3 Vs culture : Veni, Vidi, Vici

1 Owner : for a given time work
4 Steps : write, discuss, assign, solve

Session IV

T : Transparency

Concern over information leak, spreading bad news.

Online users are used to transparencies for us.

Social-Circles

Broadcast Yourself

Sharing Content

The results are undeniable

Low value information consumed by many with great interest

Yet, high value information is hard to find in the work place

John just copied and shared a document to a server

No one notice until they visit the server

Grouping is the natural way for the team to partition and collaborate
Transparency within a group is not only desirable but it also reduces the amount of information to process.

This is another good reason, you should break organization into smaller groups.

Activities to capture

People joining groups

Completing Work

New Work Items
What on your mind updates

Updating data

Get everybody to engage in activities

Let’s summarize : T for Transparency

Now we all are
Well connected well informed Driven towards one goal

…Get thing done!

So, remember this word

POT



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