Managing people and Performance for Success: 

A Competency Based Approach for Managers 

“Where performance is measured, performance improves. Where performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement accelerates”

Thomas S. Monson

 

In today’s competitive business world and fluctuating economy, Senior Managers, Managers and Supervisors need to develop new competencies on how to manage the performance of their team members and to develop them and also acquire new skills to help them lead, train and coach employees effectively.

This practical and hands-on workshop aims to enhance Performance Management and People Development Skills to the managerial staff, aiming to increase efficiency of employees in the workplace using Management by Objectives Techniques and Tools (KPIs / KRIs / Competency Frameworks in practice), People Development Techniques, like Coaching and On-the-Job Training, Motivation and Creative Thinking. 

Who should attend?

This workshop is for all managerial Staff and executives who manage and develop other people in their everyday practice and are accountable for their performance and results.

By the end of the workshop the participants will be able to:

  • Align Performance Management with the Organization’s Strategic Goals and Objectives
  • Understand the role and responsibilities of the ‘People & Performance’ Manager
  • Understand in depth  and use effectively ‘the Concept of Competencies’
  • Understand and apply Objective Driven Management Concepts and Metrics (Key Performance Indicators etc.)
  • Communicate effectively  as a manager using behavioral models
  • Apply adaptive Leadership skills
  • Design and Implement  successful  Training and Development initiatives
  • Deliver successful On-the-Job training and apply basic coaching skills for results
Methodology

The Training Method is Workshop. The philosophy is to ‘Learn by doing’, using Experiential Learning Techniques. Each participant will have to apply all the modules in practice in individual and group exercises and role-plays.