Excellence in Supervision : Essential Skills for the New Supervisor.
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Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
Publicado: |
Menlo Park : Independence :
Crisp Publications, CENGAGE Learning [distributor]
May 2001 ;
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Title
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Preface
- Contents
- Introduction
- PART 1 Getting Started
- The Opportunity
- Why Do You Want to Supervise Others?
- How Do You Transition to Supervisor?
- The Definition of a Supervisor
- The Role of a Supervisor
- The Responsibilities
- The Supervisor�s Job Description
- A Sample Job Description
- Management Thought Old versus New
- Strategies for Getting Started
- PART 2 Managing for High Performance
- Performance Management
- Setting Expectations and Goals
- How to Establish Clear ExpectationsHow to Set Goals
- Giving Positive Feedback
- Principles of Recognition
- Handling Performance Problems
- Principles for Giving Constructive Feedback
- Counseling Method
- Disciplinary Method
- Supervising with Flexibility
- Relationship Approach
- Training Approach
- Strategies for Managing Performance
- PART 3 Communicating with Others Proactively
- Building Interdependent Relationships
- Communicating One-on-One with Employees
- Benefits of One-on-One Communication
- Delegating Tasks
- Communicating with a TeamUse a Team Approach
- Communicating Every Day with Others
- Communicating with Your Manager
- Strategies for Proactive Communication
- PART 4 Coaching for Excellence
- The Changing Playing Field
- The Best and Worst Supervisors
- Coaching Behaviors of Supervisors
- Leadership Character
- The Coaching Process
- Informal Coaching
- Formal Coaching
- Strategies for Effective Coaching
- PART 5 Dealing with Change Positively
- A New Paradigm
- Organizational Change
- The Impact of Change
- Communicating Change EffectivelyChange-Management Skills
- Brainstorming Change Ideas
- Guidelines for Brainstorming
- The Brainstorming Process
- Problem-Solving Techniques
- The Problem-Solving Process
- Strategies for Managing Change
- SUMMARY
- Final Thoughts: How Good Can You Be?
- Think of the Potential, Not the Problems
- Be Action Oriented, Not Apathetic
- Stay Proactive, Not Reactive
- Author�s Notes on the Case Studies
- Case Study 1 (page 14)
- Case Study 2 (page 40)
- Case Study 3 (page58)
- Case Study 4 (psge 76)