Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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employee transformation process (7)

A
job position identification and design
recruitment
selection
intake
acclimatization and training
productivity (ROI)
retention via opportunity, challenge, enrichment
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2
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positive work environment =

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+ perceived quality of the company
+ key attributes of the position
+ fit with the employee’s lifestyle and reward requirements

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3
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what constitutes a great company?

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Employees want to work for great companies and feel proud of the companies they work for

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4
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what makes for a great job?

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  • Need to understand that their work is meaningful in achieving vision of organization
  • Need to feel that their current position provides challenges in line with their skill set and career aspirations
  • Need to perceive a good fit with supervisor/boss
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5
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_______ should not leave employees feeling undervalued or under-appreciated

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compensation

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6
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Human Relations Skills (TALENT)

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trust and respect
approval, praise, recognition
lead by example
enrichment
negotiation skills
treasure
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7
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Leadership/Management Side of Interacting with Talent - CONCEPTUAL (VMCKSS)

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vision
mission
core values
killer strategy
systems
structure
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8
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Leadership/Management Side of Interacting with Talent - LEADERSHIP (6 C’s)

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charisma
continuous momentum
consistency over time
create a buy in
confront the "brutal facts"
collaboration
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9
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Leadership/Management Side of Interacting with Talent - TECHNICAL AND ANALYTICAL SKILLS (KREED)

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knowledge
relationships
expertise and skills
experience
decision making logic
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10
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Managing Your Workforce

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able to organize, develop, direct, and lead team

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11
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the ability to visualize, understand, and communicate the big picture to employees

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conceptual skills

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12
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the ability to inspire others and build continuous momentum within your workforce, and build a system that encourages innovation, creativity, and can survive beyond a single individual (successional management)

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leadership skills

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13
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have a solid understanding of the work that needs to be done so they can identify relevant issues to be addressed, barriers that need to be removed, and performance metrics

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technical and analytical skills

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14
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ability to communicate in an engaging, motivating, and collaborative manner

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human relations skills

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15
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the power a manager possesses as a result of his/her leadership competencies; the ability to motivate, facilitate, demonstrate empathy, and collaborate with staff in order to meet organizational expectations

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personal power

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16
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the power that a manager legitimately holds due to the title he/she has within an organization; derived on the basis of expertise, legitimacy of rank, the ability to control rewards and resources, and the obligation to assess performance

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position power

17
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is a legally binding document that defines the policies, procedures, and protocols both the company and its union have agreed to with respect to the regulation of workplace conditions for a defined period of time

A

collective bargaining environment

18
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complaints raised by an employee

A

grievances

19
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the process by which management and the union invite a third party to assist in the resolution of a dispute

A

mediation

20
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the settling of a dispute by a third party, whose decision is considered to be binding on both parties of the dispute

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arbitration

21
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a representative of the union who works in ensuring that employee interests, as outlined by the collective bargaining agreement, are respected by the company and its management team

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union steward

22
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Triggers of Performance Erosion - _________ refers to the disconnect between what management says is important for company success and what it actually focuses its efforts on

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mediocrity of lip service

23
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Triggers of Performance Erosion - _________ refers to situations where managers continually change what the organization is working towards

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managers with ADD

24
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Triggers of Performance Erosion - _________ refers to the inability of managers to effectively integrate and coordinate the cross-functional activities within their companies

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managers create a world of chaos

25
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Triggers of Performance Erosion - _________ refers to the fact that goals set by managers are abstract in a way that employees of the organization cannot translate into actionable tactics and daily work priorities

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non-meaningful BHAG

26
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refers to managerial decisions that do not take into consideration the cross-organizational impact that such decisions will have

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silo mentality

27
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The constant pressure to meet shareholder expectations and monthly, quarterly, and current-year operating targets has a tendency to shift managers into a short-term focus mode

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danger of short-term pressures

28
Q

Strategy is ________ and _______.

Execution is ________ and ________.

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5% planning and 95% execution.

5% technical and 95% people.