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Management training is needed to assure management skills are developed and the managers of the organization are prepared to manage.  

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Management training,

 

management development.

 

 Management training and management development is needed to assure management skills are developed and the managers of the organization are prepared to manage.  

 

 

This management training program is focused on the responsibilities of the  managers in the organization.  In addition to the organizational obligations every  manager has a personal life that must be balanced with the organizational demands. This management development effort helps managers learn to balance both work and a personal life.

 

Our program offers a consistent approach with executive coaching, management training, supervisor training and leadership skills development.

 

 

management training outline.

 

management training-1.

Introduction

The changing managerial role

Motivation: The problem and the solution

Organizational Development.

 

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The Manager as a leader

A concept of leadership

Authority and power

Leader and follower

Managerial types.

 

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Goal setting for success

Criteria for personal goal setting

Different types of goals

Short-range goals

Long-range goals

Tangible and intangible goals.

 

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Action Plan

The value of goal setting

The independence of goals

Rewards

Obstacles and barriers

Solutions and action steps

Target dates.

 

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Confidence

Confidence and leadership

Confidence inhibitors

Overcoming fear.

 

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Work environment and motivation

Classic motivation

Human needs

Using motivation at work

The power of attitude

Motivation.

 

management training-7.

Transactional analysis for managers I

A basic understanding

Ego states

On developing affirmations.

 

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Transactional analysis for mangers II

Life positions

Transactions

Strokes

Confidence and individuality

Decision-making

Courage and decision

Emotions

Logic

Participative decisions.

 

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Management communications and human relations

The role of emotions

Empathy

Communication guidelines

Active listening.

 

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Managing your time use

A common time thief

Planning the use of your time

Action steps

Making the most of your time.

 

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Developing subordinates through goals setting

Attitudes

Principles of attitude change

Subordinate development system

Human interaction contract

Steps in goal setting.

 

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Dealing with negative behavior

Listening with the third ear

Expressing feelings constructively

Dealing with grievances

Creating a problem solving environment.

 

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Managing through goal setting

What organizational goals are

Criteria for setting organizational goals

Method for setting organizational goals.


 This management training program has multiple delivery options including one on one.  Usually as part of this management training program we work with a group of managers for a couple of months, meeting once each week or every other week. There are assignments as part of this management training program to be completed between each session. Investment is $1990 per person with a group of nine or more. (Smaller groups or one on one can be accommodated).  Travel expenses at cost.

 

For this management training class or other consulting contact.

 

Cary W. Adams

Adams Six Sigma

10A Bayou Rd.

Lake Jackson, TX 77566

[tel] 1-979-297-5198

[fax]  1-979-297-4408

[e-mail] cadams@adamssixsigma.com

 

 

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