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Basic Supervisory Skills
I start with the premise that the function of leadership is to make more leaders, not more followers - Ralph Nader
What makes a  Good Supervisor ?
What makes a Bad Supervisor ?
What is our Standard ?
Leader's Performance Wheel Make Mutual Commitments  Set Goals With Other Share Pupose and Direction Define Reality and Boundaries Provide  Resources Offer Feedback and Coaching Track Progress Document Results
The Manager as a Coach C   ommunication Skills Pinpoints versus Labels O  bservation Skills Behaviors and End Results A  nalytical Skills Understands Self and Others Understands Actions and Consequences C  hange Skills Challenges the Status Quo Uses good understanding of how people tick H  elping Skills Accentuates the Positive Supports as well as Trains
Leadership is a….. Mutual Discovery Process !
Let’s Go Dancing!
10 Things I Learned About Coaching from Country Line Dancing   All Learners are not Equal! Check on progress. Move learners around Balance the amount of information learned, with time to practice Provide a model and teach how to use resources Teach skills and functions – show them how to apply what they have learned Link new concepts to old ones Build a spirit of team support and encouragement Let the learners be in charge of their learning When you relax and have fun, the learning comes naturally
Discover  Your Learning Style !
Let’s apply what you’ve learned to your employees. Can you see their  Learning Styles?
YOU ! Recruited ‘em Hired ‘em Trained ‘em Evaluated ‘em Motivated ‘em
Leaders… Try Not To Screw Things Up !
It’s only business, not personal’… It Is Always Personal!
A Good Manager Will Hire Smart Go a Little Crazy Show Grace and Diplomacy Make Mistakes Take Some Risks Make a Real Difference Start All Over Again
J oe J  J ones 1950 – 2003 He Woulda Done Some  Really Cool Stuff  at  North Cliff Consultants But… His Boss  Wouldn’t Let Him! Will This be ...Your Employees Toombstone ?

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Basic Supervisory Skills

  • 2. I start with the premise that the function of leadership is to make more leaders, not more followers - Ralph Nader
  • 3. What makes a Good Supervisor ?
  • 4. What makes a Bad Supervisor ?
  • 5. What is our Standard ?
  • 6. Leader's Performance Wheel Make Mutual Commitments Set Goals With Other Share Pupose and Direction Define Reality and Boundaries Provide Resources Offer Feedback and Coaching Track Progress Document Results
  • 7. The Manager as a Coach C ommunication Skills Pinpoints versus Labels O bservation Skills Behaviors and End Results A nalytical Skills Understands Self and Others Understands Actions and Consequences C hange Skills Challenges the Status Quo Uses good understanding of how people tick H elping Skills Accentuates the Positive Supports as well as Trains
  • 8. Leadership is a….. Mutual Discovery Process !
  • 10. 10 Things I Learned About Coaching from Country Line Dancing All Learners are not Equal! Check on progress. Move learners around Balance the amount of information learned, with time to practice Provide a model and teach how to use resources Teach skills and functions – show them how to apply what they have learned Link new concepts to old ones Build a spirit of team support and encouragement Let the learners be in charge of their learning When you relax and have fun, the learning comes naturally
  • 11. Discover Your Learning Style !
  • 12. Let’s apply what you’ve learned to your employees. Can you see their Learning Styles?
  • 13. YOU ! Recruited ‘em Hired ‘em Trained ‘em Evaluated ‘em Motivated ‘em
  • 14. Leaders… Try Not To Screw Things Up !
  • 15. It’s only business, not personal’… It Is Always Personal!
  • 16. A Good Manager Will Hire Smart Go a Little Crazy Show Grace and Diplomacy Make Mistakes Take Some Risks Make a Real Difference Start All Over Again
  • 17. J oe J J ones 1950 – 2003 He Woulda Done Some Really Cool Stuff at North Cliff Consultants But… His Boss Wouldn’t Let Him! Will This be ...Your Employees Toombstone ?