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MANAGEMENT ESSENTIAL PROGRAMME

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PROGRAMME
MANAGEMENT ESSENTIAL PROGRAMME

Management is the key resource in any organization and in times of rapid global business competition and challenges, it is effective management that can make the difference between success and failure.

To prepare for sustainable business growth, organizations must identify, prepare and develop the key people in the organization to be more competent and better prepared to meet the competition. A key resource are the younger managers and executives who have the human attributes that qualify for success, but who desperately need the extra edge in understanding the complexities of management to do a better job.

Never before has so much been expected of executives and managers. Given the current challenging global business scenarios, the need for executives and managers to bring out the best in their people is even greater in order for the organization to perform at their highest potential. Nevertheless, the spirit of teamwork is an important component of Your Organization day to day operations in order to be effective, efficient and productive.

The organization in your place headed by a team of managers with the support of a group of executives and supervisors, who are required to work in a high level of Trust and Commitment

Workshops
Phase 1: MEP Foundation Level - Managing Self Workshops

Psychology of Management Mind Mastery

o Psychology of Management Leadership o Management Leadership dimension

o Current Management Leadership Performance versus Required Management Leadership Performance

o Current Management Mind Set Level versus Required Management Mind Set Level

Fundamentals of Management Mind Mastery and the Required Mind Set for Management

o Advice on Management Leadership Mindset oYardstick to measure Good Management Leadership Mindset

o Management Leadership Specific Mindset to a field of work oLeadership Mindset and Management

Self Awareness – Law of Process

o Mental Process and Mind Energy Profile Analysis

o Behavioral characteristics/attributes of individuals

o Implications of these characteristics on individuals

o Values and limitations to organization

o Highlighting values each person has or bring to the team or organization i.e. strengths to capitalize on areas for personal Development

Dynamic Management Leadership Effectiveness Mind Set Profiling Analysis

This is to help you determine your ability to lead yourself and other successfully and to suggest how you might improve your skills in future

o Identifying competencies for each participants

o Analysis the position

o Describe the element involved

o Gap analysis to reach the competency

Awareness
Management Leadership Self Awareness

Management Leadership Self Awareness

o Personal Profile and leadership Analysis o Behavioral characteristics/attributes of individuals leadership

o Implications of these characteristics on individuals leadership

o Values and limitations to organization

o Highlighting leadership values each person has or bring to the team or organization

Management Leadership Individual Profiling – Knowing Your Current Leadership Style

o Description and interpretation

o Strengths and Limitation

o Areas of attention Identify areas for attention

Assessing Self

o Develop a personal leadership development plan that motivates me to pursue further improvement

o Base this development on an increased awareness of personal strengths and weaknesses, values, performance, preferences, and styles

o Understand how these impact my decisions and relationships with others

o Continually learn

Management Thinking

o Ultimate Thinking Method

o Learn How to Think Focus & Purpose  Information

o Creativity Evaluation & Decision

o Action & Implementation

Phase 2: Management Essential Understanding

What is a Management ?

Management
What is a Management ?

What is a Management ?

 Modern Management: New Era Challenges

 Types of management skills – three levels of management

 General function of the management

Planning
Organizing
Staffing
Leading
Controlling

 Relationship among the functions

 Responsibilities of the management levels

Types of responsibilities
Responsibilities after restructuring or reengineering
Responsibility and accountability

 Becoming a management level

 Obtaining and using power and authority

 Characteristics of a successful management person

 Meeting the challenges : Management in the new millennium

 How to survive the rise into management ranks

 Case studies

 Is management level right for you? Class exercise

 Performing management functions building teams with management skills

Modern Management Challenges

 Ensuring High Quality oConsequence of Poor quality

Types of Quality Control
Techniques of Quality Control
Six Sigma oMeasuring of Quality
Guidelines for Quality Control
Case studies oClass exercise

 Reaching goals and objectives

Planning in the organization
The management level as planner
The management level as controllers

Organizing and Authority

The Structure of the organization
Authority oThe process of organizing
Principles of organizing
Delegating authority and responsibility

The Management Level (1, 2 and 3) as a Leader Characteristics of a successful Leader

Leadership style Giving Direction Human Relation

Unleash YOUR Leadership Potential in YOU

 The Foundation of Good Leaders : TO BE – Inner Structure What is character

Physical Strength Intellectual strength o Moral Strength Inner Strength
Selflessness – foundation of leadership o Importance of selflessness and the evidence
Ambition and leadership

 Inner Structure / Personality development

 Essential Qualities of a good leader: TO BE – Inner Structure

Courage
Willpower
Initiative
Attribute of successful leaders

Knowledge of Job and Self – TO BE

Knowledge of the job
Knowledge of self
Self Appraisal

 Essential Qualities of good leader

How to be self-believing, courageous and encouraging
How to be respected, (and liked?)
How to apply practicality and common sense to the psychology of persuasion
oHow to influence, and persuade without being heavy handed
How to build trust through seeing the other person’s point of view
How to use sensible, influential and sensitive vocabulary
How to communicate brilliantly overall, to overcome resistance, without disrespecting the values of others
How to prepare for persuading and influencing situations when failure to prepare is to prepare to fail
How to negotiate win-win objectives

 Exercising Sound Judgment

Developing and applying broad knowledge and expertise in a disciplined manner, when addressing complex issues Identifying interrelationships among issues and implications for others in the department or other departments.
Taking all critical information into account when making decisions

 

Dealing with People

 Dealing with People: TO BE – Inner Structure
Dealing with people at various level Human Nature

Communication – Knowing people Leadership Style
Leadership in Global context
Practical Hints on dealing with people Dealing with people working for a leader
Dealing with colleagues
Dealing with the boss
Dealing with people – exercise

 Strengthening TO BE for Good Leadership: Transform and be a Master of Your DESTINY

Are leaders Born or Made? Strengthening leadership potential
Self Development Diary
Self Development Diary – Case Study oEquation for Happiness

 Sustaining Motivation For Self Development To Be a Leader oInvestment in the Health of the BODY

Investment in the Health of MIND
Investment in SELF Health

 

Phase 3: Management Skills

Phase 3: Management Skills

Management Skills 1

Management Skills 1
Phase 3: Management Skills

Management Skills 1

 Problem Solving and Decision Making

The process of decision making Guidelines for decision making
Tools for decision making oGroup decision making
Creativity
Overcoming barrier to creativity

 Communication oHow communication works

Communicating effectively
Barriers to communication
Types of messages
Communication in Organization

 Motivating employees

How does motivation work?
oHow supervisor can motivate

 Improving Productivity

The productivity challenge Measurement of productivity
Improving productivity by controlling quality
Improving productivity by controlling costs.
Employee fears about productivity improvement

 

Management Skills 2

 Supervising problem employees

Problems requiring special action Counseling
Discipline
Troubled employees
Sources of support

 Managing Time and Stress

Time management

Understand how to use time

Planning your use of time

Controlling time wasters

Stress management

Causes of stress

Consequences of stress

Personal stress management Organizational Stress Management

 

Management Skills 3

Managing Conflict and Change

Conflict
Types of conflicts
oManaging Interpersonal Conflict

Initiating conflict resolution
Responding to a conflict

Mediating conflict resolution
Change in the workplace

Sources of change
Resistance to change
Implementing to change

Proposing Change
Organization Politics and Power

Source of power
Types of power
Political strategies
Building a power base
Establishing a competitive edge

 

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