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. A Supervisor Without Training is Like:A Mechanic Without Tools. A Plane Without Wings. A Surgeon Without a ScalpelA Cook Without FoodA Tire Without AirA Chicago Hotdog" Without a Pickle Spear Bottom Line: It's Just Not Good!. Don't Assume What Your Supervisors Know Provide Training to
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1. Developing Mid-Level Supervisors Michael DroskeDirector of Training Tom Zosel Associates, Ltd
2. A Supervisor Without Training is Like:
A Mechanic Without Tools
3.
Don’t Assume What Your Supervisors Know
Provide Training to Them Early…and Often
Assess Their Progress Regularly
Expect Results From Their Training
Hold Supervisors Accountable
Seize the Day!
4. Logistics Supervisors Need: To Know the WHOLE Job
Credibility is at Stake
Must Be Able to Hold People Accountable
If They Don’t Know the SOPs, Neither Will Their Associates
5. Logistics Supervisors Need: To Understand How to Lead Others
6. Supervisors Need Training on… Motivating Employees
Setting and Communicating Realistic Expectations
Developing Trust and Accountability
Determining the Outcome
Knowing Your People
Attitudes
Values
Personality
Self-Concept
7. Supervisors Need Training on… Behavior Modification
Learning Techniques to Alter Behavior
Using the Right “Tool”
8. Supervisors Need Training on… Developing Discipline
Self-Discipline vs. Imposed Discipline
Internal vs. External
Personal Desire vs. Pressured
Self-Discipline Acquired Through TRAINING
When Faced w/ Uncertainty
When in the Midst of Interpersonal Conflict
When Job Satisfaction is Low
When Making Decisions Between Needs and Wants
9. Supervisors Need Training on… Problem-Solving
Using Creativity
Who Says There is Only One Right Way?
“What If…?”
Six-Step Approach
Using EVERY Type of Brainstorming
Structured
Unstructured
Silent
Kaizen Approach (Continuous Improvement)
10. Supervisors Need Training on… Managing Conflict
Positive vs. Negative Conflict
Causes of Conflict
Personality Differences
Deadlines
Egos
Emotion
Power Struggle
Miscommunication
11. Supervisors Need Training on… Managing Conflict (cont.)
Emphasizing Assertiveness vs. Aggressiveness
It’s Not an Adversarial Approach
Typically Win/Win vs. Win/Lose Outcome
12. Supervisors Need Training on… Improving Communication
Start and Finish w/ Concern and Compassion
Be Upbeat (Positive) Even in Bleak Situations
Establishing a Track Record for Truth
Current, Complete, Correct, Confidential, Consistent
13. Supervisors Need Training on… Improving Communication (cont.)
Conducting One-on-One Conversations
Digging for Unspoken Reservations
Listening and Watching Non-Verbals
Agreeing Before You Disagree
Setting the Scene (e.g. Time, Place, Tone,)
14. Supervisors Need Training on… Improving Communication (cont.)
Mastering the Art of Persuasion
Showcase the Benefits to THEM
Anticipate Questions
Don’t Let Facts Speak for Themselves
Go for a “First-Down” Instead of a “Touchdown”
15. Supervisors Need Training on… Situational Leadership
Knowing the Structure of the Job
How Dangerous is it?
How Simple or Complex?
How Much Direction Should I Give? Why?
Assessing Your Own Skills as a Leader
Do You Know When to Delegate?
16. Supervisors Need Training on… Situational Leadership (cont.)
Understanding Competence & Commitment
Correctly Diagnosing
Competence is Task Specific
Using Appropriate Leader Behaviors
Direction and Support
17. Supervisors Need Training on… Managing Change
Their Role(s) in the Change Process
Change Sponsor
Change Agent
Change Target
Change Cycles
Directive
Participative
Advantages/Disadvantages of Each Cycle
18. Supervisors Need Training on… Managing Change (cont.)
The Changing Process
Unfreezing, Changing, Refreezing
Obstacles and Choices Throughout the Process
19. Supervisors Need Training on… Coaching and Counseling
Principle Sources of Data
Should a Supervisor Ask an Associate About Another Associate?
Using Basic Feedback Elements
Honesty, Openness, Empathy, Supportiveness
20. Supervisors Need Training on… Coaching and Counseling (cont.)
Conducting the Session
Carkhuff’s Model (The Art of Helping)
Knowing When to Refer
Closing the Loop
Documenting
21. Supervisors Need Training on… Conducting Effective Observations
Avoiding Common Rating Errors
Validating Standards
Guiding Employees to Industry-Accepted Pace and Skill
Calculating Performance
Using Observations to Develop Associates
22. QUESTIONS?