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Communication Skills
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Performance Curve Resistant Committed Compliant
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Communication Skills Maintain or Enhance Self Esteem Focus on Specific Behavior and Outcomes Use Reinforcement Techniques Listen Effectively Ask for Feedback Set Goals and Follow-up Dates
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Maximize productivity an service Improve overall employee performance Move average employees toward excellence Build Strong internal relationship
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Critical Situations Communicating Performance Standards Developing Employee Potential Gaining Commitment to Performance Goals Selling an Idea Management Reinforcement
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Maintain or Enhance Self- Esteem Self-esteem is: Importance is on maintaining or enhancing self-esteem for one reason Research has shown that job performance and self-esteem are closely related.
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Affecting Employees Employees with high self-esteem and confidence will perform better. Encouraging feelings of competence results in higher levels of productivity when the Manager is not immediately available.
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Focus on Specific Behaviors and Outcomes Means to concentrate on a specific action that a person has done or that you’d like that person to do. This avoids ATTITUDES PERSONALITIES
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Summary Focusing on specific behavior, you increase the likelihood that you will be clearly understood. Identifying the outcome of a specific behavior allows the employee to understand how his/her performance fits into the big picture and emphasizes the importance of a particular behavior.
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Reinforcement Techniques Anything you do to ENCOURAGE behavior that you want MORE of or DISCOURAGE behavior you want LESS of. Developing behavior over time through reinforcement techniques you get:
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Three reinforcement techniques Rewards Consequence Ignoring
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Rewards Positive reinforcement: something that satisfies a need. Examples Recognition Expanded authority A promotion A verbal “pat on the back”
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Consequences and Ignoring To get less of a behavior. To get the employee not to repeat the behavior Discussion of the problem behavior Physical show of displeasure Written Warning Side affects
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Ignoring Ignore: Behavior that is a nuisance Whining, complaining, blaming Don’t ignore Good behavior Serious problem behavior
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Summary Employee must perceive the reward you give as a reward Don’t wait for major changes to reward or positively reinforce desirable behavior Hard to start behavior change than to keep it going Positive reinforcement should follow immediately the desired behavior
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