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For more information on these topics, click on each topic for objectives and curriculum information. If you need further information, please email us at: billswetmon@aol.com
Benefits received from this training:
At the conclusion of this training, you will be able to . . .
- Spot and support exceptional employees...and help them realize their fullest potential.
- Transform your work group into a cohesive, coordinated team.
- Make everyone want to give 110% for themselves and the company.
- Learn about: communicating, motivating, counseling, good judgment, utilizing available talent.
- Learn how to build the "want-to-win attitude."
- Measure your own coaching ability against 20 traits shared by the best athletic coaches.
- Win acceptance and respect as a coach/manager.
- Promote better communications from your team members to you.
- Learn how to be a manager and a mentor.
Additional benefits and objectives can be identified and designed to fit the needs of each client.
Training Curriculum:
- Five Steps that Motivate a Team or Staff.
- Ownership by team members.
- Costs understood upfront.
- Progress is measurable.
- Results are clear.
- Benefits are obvious.
- Seven Ways to Maintain Quality Control.
- The key is good communication.
- Four requirements for communication.
- A message must be conveyed.
- A message must be received.
- A message must be understood.
- Five reasons why communication breaks down.
- Twenty Secrets of the World's Greatest Coaches.
- Incentives That Motivate.
- What works and doesn't work.
- Group-think (generating ideas from the group)
- The value of one-minute praising.
- Understanding Your People.
- Explanation of the four basic behaviors.
- Seeing yourself as others see you.
- How to discover your staff's strengths and weaknesses.
- Bridging the Performance Gap.
- When to counsel. (Six guidelines)
- Profile of a Good Counselor.
- 15 questions to answer yes or no with score.
- How to Counsel in Order to Bridge the Performance Gap.
- Understanding the risks.
- Acknowledging the benefits.
- Determining your goals and objectives.
- Know when to leave it to the experts.
- What Counseling is not.
- Approaching the Problem.
- Agree there is a problem.
- Clearly state what is the problem.
- Make sure you agree on the focus.
- Ask permission to give advice.
- Obtain mutual commitment with timetable.
- How to overcome cognitive dissonance.
- State the performance problem.
- Make your observation.
- Give your interpretation.
- Describe your need.
- Present a cue line.
- The Mentoring Relationship.
- What do you give?
- What do you receive?
- Which Players do you mentor?
- What are the Risks?
- How NOT to Empower (5 Ways)
- How TO Empower (6 Ways)
- Review of the day with questions/evaluations and Learning
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