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Explore the benefits of employee development in improving skills, job satisfaction, and productivity. Initiatives like Positive Organizational Scholarship and various training methods are key to fostering employee growth and efficiency.
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Employee Development Plan By: Montrice Lucas EIDT-6501-2 Training & Development April 20, 2014
Employee Development Beneficial • Develop skills and increase knowledge about the company and its customers by interacting with more experienced organization member (p. 393).
Employee Development Beneficial • Cross-trained employees to cover if someone leaves the company or advances in their career • More effective and efficient use of workers’ time
Employee Development Beneficial • Increased job satisfaction & productivity
Employee Development Initiatives • Positive Organizational Scholarship (POS)- is an exceptional example of what company-wide employee development can do for a company, and how it can be beneficial. “It focuses explicitly on the positive states and processes that arise from, and result in, life-giving dynamics, optimal functioning, or enhanced capabilities and strengths. This approach focuses on both an individual’s and an organization’s strengths and virtues” (Pace, 2010 p.42). • POS Domains of Excellence • Virtuousness • Positive Leadership (4 Strategies) • Positive Climate, • Positive Relationships, • Positive Communication, • & Positive Meaning
Employee Development Initiatives • In the article (Pace, 2010 p.42) a physician billing department at a large community hospital in the central United States exercised a principle of POS through compassion for one of the employees who had lost three close relatives. They rallied together to get a formal system that allowed them to donate vacation and personal time for her to be off. • Formal Education • Offsite short courses • Onsite short courses • Lectures • Business games & simulations • Adventure Learning
Employee Development Initiatives • Performance Appraisals and 360-Degree Feedback Systems • Measure employees’ performance • Provide differences between current performance and desired performance • Develop action plans to improve performance • Employees evaluated by peers, customers, their boss, and themselves
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