supervisor training, supervisor develpment,  goal setting, leadership, team building,

Supervisor training is needed to develop effective supervisors.  Often supervisors are selected and assigned the role with little supervisor training or development. 

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Supervisor Training.

 

Supervisor training is needed for effective supervisorsSupervisor skills are developed and improved. 

 

 

This supervisor training program is focused on the responsibilities of effective  supervisors in the organization.  In addition to the organizational obligations every supervisor has a personal life that must be balanced with the organizational demands.

 

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

 

 

Outline of supervisor training.

 

supervisor training -1.

Introduction

The successful supervisor

Role and function

The supervisor as a manager

The supervisor as a leader

Where do supervisors come from?

What makes a supervisor succeed?

 

supervisor training -2.

Goal setting

Goal setting is something you already do—sometimes

What goals are

What goals do

Guidelines for setting goals.

 

supervisor training -3.

Your action plan

Self evaluation

Types of goals

The interdependence of goals

Rewards

Obstacles and barriers

Solutions and action steps

Target dates.

 

supervisor training -4.

You and your "self"

Talking to your "self"

The nature of dialogue

Affirmations

Affirmation techniques.

 

supervisor training -5.

Confidence: The critical ingredient

Developing confidence

Limits and restrictions

"Fear" its uses and abuses

Summing up.

 

supervisor training -6.

Leading for results

Authority and power

Types of supervisors

Leader and follower

The Future.

 

supervisor training -7.

Managing and controlling your use of time

Planning your use of time

Taking action on your time plan

Controlling your use of time.

 

supervisor training -8.

Motivation

Defining some terms

Understanding more about needs

Motivating improved performance

Creating the environment

Communication

What is communication?

The art of listening

The fine art of sending-giving Orders

Upward communication.

 

supervisor training -9.

The supervisor/subordinate relationship

Irrational behavior

Frustration

Defense mechanisms

Dealing with grievance.

 

supervisor training -10.

Performance appraisal , Why?

Conducting the performance Appraisal

Measuring standards

Communicating the performance appraisal

The development cycle taking corrective action.

 

supervisor training -11.

Discipline: word and concept

Creating an understanding

Creating a proper climate

How and when: the disciplinary interview.

 

supervisor training -12.

Developing subordinates

The importance of good orientation

Techniques for better training

Delegation- the ultimate training job.

 

supervisor training -13.

Decision making and problem solving

Timing and decisions

The principles of decision-making

Participate decisions

Where you are now

Where do you want to be?

 


 
This supervisor training program has multiple delivery options including one on one.  Usually as part of this supervisor training we work with a group to develop supervisors skills,  meeting once each week or every other week. There are assignments as part of this supervisor training program to be completed between each session. Investment is $1490 per person with a group of twelve or more. (Smaller groups or one on one can be accommodated).  Travel expenses at cost.

 

For this supervisor training program 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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