Corrective Supervision & Counseling. Explain Corrective Supervision How to Discipline Effectively Practical Exercise Case StudiesOverview.

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Corrective Supervision & Counseling

Explain Corrective Supervision How to Discipline Effectively Practical Exercise Case StudiesOverview

The process a leader uses to promote individual behavior changes in a work situation. Corrective Supervision

1.Make a decision to intervene. 2.Use supportive and assertive interaction skills 3.Involve person with problem in developing solution. 4.Put issue in perspective. Effective Discipline

Focus on the performance, NOT the personality. –Treat the subordinate as an adult –Create a collaborative environment –Separate discipline from punishment How To Discipline Effectively

Agree on a solution –Subordinate has the responsibility to change behavior –Discuss why a change in performance and behavior must occur Follow up on results How To Discipline Effectively

Practical Exercise

Case Studies

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