15. How an Individual can Develop Flashcards
What acronym is used to set proper plan for personal development?
SMARTER
What does SMARTER stand for?
- Specific
- Measurable
- Agreed
- Realistic
- Time-bound
- Evaluate
- Review
What is a competency framework?
Method to describe values, skills and abilities required for a role.
Gives clear focus on what to develop in staff
What does a competency framework usually contain?
- General description of competency required
- List of attitudes, behaviours and skills required
- Negative statement to describe discouraged behaviour
- Target performance and actual performance numbers
What does a competency framework aim to do?
- Inform recruits what’s expected of them
- Informs staff of encouraged attitudes, behaviours and skills
- Inform staff what’s expected of managers
- Shapes and defines organisational cultures based on principles and expected behaviour
- Support and guide staff development to maximize potential
What are some consequences of poor time management?
- Deadlines missed
- Time wasted
- Colleagues irritated
- Reduce client opinion
What’s the difference between coaching, mentoring and counseling?
Coaching
- On the job training
- Supervised by experienced employee to help in day to day tasks
- Relevant to job situations
Mentoring
- Like a friend at work
- Looks after your interests
- Shouldn’t be your boss
- Go to them for work related personal problems
Counselling
- Provides guidance
- Does not give direct advice
- May list options and help you decide which to take
- Improves productivity, efficiency, job satisfaction and comfort
What are some sources of conflict?
- Personality differences, prejudice and value differences
- Competition for resources
- Poor definitions of roles and authority
- Poor communication and information conflicts
- Poor performance standards
- Poor procedures
- Undue pressure
What are some methods of conflict resolution?
- Avoiding
- Competing
- Accommodating (one party gives way easily)
- Collaborating
- Compromising
What are the approaches of conflict resolution suggested by Cyert and March?
- Satisfying (negotiations to reach compromise)
- Sequential attention (take turns to have goals realized)
- Side payments (compensation if needs cannot be met)
- Exercise of power (senior authority forces a decision)
Who suggested four approaches to conflict resolution?
Cyert and March