This course is intended to familiarize new employees with the main concepts and themes of driving high performance for Under Development (UD) employees in the administration and middle management functions.
This Trainee-centered course includes the following training methodologies:-
After completing the course, the employee will:-
| Apply and gain an introductory knowledge on how to improve your performance | Understand the fundamentals of time management and practiced how to use various time management tools such as activity logs, prioritized to do lists, action programs, multitasking etc. |
| Be able to organise themselves and take control of their daily activities by proactively scheduling tasks and developing weekly plans and to-do lists to ensure tasks completed in a timely manner and meets quality expectations with limited supervision | Have practiced demonstrating willingness and confidence in seeking and participating in work assignments in order to avoid being idle |
| Understand how to develop rational persistence to be able to handle day to day difficulties and setbacks when they arise and seek guidance of supervisor | Understand the protocols of requesting feedback by practicing to be as specific as possible, graceful and listen actively |
| Be able to use the feedback collected effectively to measure own progress against development needs objectively, throughout the performance year | Understand the basic concepts of problem solving and how to take a structure approach to solving problems and making decisions |
| Have practiced to proactively request data/inputs from others in order to generate and propose new process improvement ideas | Understand all areas where they can find expectations and standards of performance (such as job descriptions, goals, policies and procedures, K-Group values, health and safety standards) and how their performance against these will be measured |
| Discuss the characteristics and key elements of driving performance | Carryout management behavior, reward process, 5 strategies for driving performance and time management |
| Identify the common time wasters, ensure tasks completed in a timely manner and meet quality expectations with limited supervision | Prioritize tasks to get more done and apply the six methods for prioritizing your tasks |
| Carryout productivity and motivation, time management techniques and tools, planning, execution and developing weekly plans | Demonstrate willingness and confidence in seeking and participating in work assignments |
| Apply various ways to have initiative at work, recognize the benefits of taking initiative and discuss the things to consider before taking initiative | Solve problems at work, think like an owner of a company, ask good questions and be more confident at work |
| Maintain your enthusiasm at work, use brainstorming, apply meeting management and seek guidance of supervisor | Engage others in improving your performance, apply constructive feedback and apply problem solving process |
| Apply mind mapping as a presentation tool, guidelines for creating mind maps, delegation and decision-making | Employ delegation techniques, delegation process, empowerment, goal setting and helping others to set goals |
| Illustrate motivation cycle, motivation techniques, motivational strategies and other motivational factors | |
Achieving and maintaining a high performance is a key challenge for employees. The skills to manage individuality, maintain organizational goals, develop responsibility and deal productively are critical to maximizing employee performance. Effective organizing and time management techniques help employees achieve their objectives. Understanding the fundamentals of workflow and the principles of human performance equip employees with the tools and processes to get more of their work done on time with fewer resources and less stress. |
Today’s employees are experiencing ever
increasing pressure to ‘do more with less’. There is often a tension between
using their time to support and direct their subordinates and colleagues as
well as getting the job done as quickly, efficiently and effectively as
possible.
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This
course is especially intended for those who know there are smarter ways of
working and want to quickly learn those techniques; who are responsible for efficient
performance while simultaneously managing multiple priorities; and who want to
step back, study and implement new ways of working and managing their work.
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This
E-Learning course is designed to familiarize new employees (UD) with the main concepts
and themes of Driving High Performance. It covers the characteristics and key elements of driving
performance; the management behavior, reward process, 5
strategies for driving performance and time management; the common time wasters,
ensuring tasks completed in a timely manner and meeting quality expectations
with limited supervision; prioritizing tasks to get more done; the six methods
for prioritizing your tasks; the productivity and motivation, time management
techniques and tools, planning, execution and developing weekly plans; the willingness
and confidence in seeking and participating in work assignments; the various
ways to have initiative at work; the benefits of taking initiative; and the things
to consider before taking initiative.
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During this interactive course, participants will
learn to solve problems at work, think like an owner of a company, ask good
questions and be more confident at work; maintain your enthusiasm at work, use
brainstorming, apply meeting management and seek guidance of supervisor; engage
others in improving your performance, apply constructive feedback and apply problem
solving process; apply mind mapping as a
presentation tool, guidelines for creating mind maps, delegation and decision-making;
employ delegation techniques, delegation process, empowerment, goal setting and
helping others to set goals; and illustrate
motivation cycle, motivation techniques, motivational strategies and other
motivational factors.
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