The Professional Supervisor:
Attaining Best-Practice Supervisory Skills
Developing Professional Supervisory Skills
Supervisors play a vital role in the operational performance of organizations. It is the Supervisor who manages teams and operational performance at a hands-on level in the frontline of the organization. It is an important role.
Operating on the frontline has its unique challenges. The day-to-day work must be completed, but over and above that, a team must also be overseen and a manager must be reported to. Performance must be managed on a constant basis, and there is little time to be distracted by major issues or obstacles along the way.
Through case studies, practical exercises, benchmarks and guidelines, this program helps Supervisors attain Best-Practice standards, equiping them to operate as professionals and to achieve higher levels of performance.
By the end of the program, participants will know how to:
Two days
The program focuses on being professional and achieveing Best-Practice supervisory skills. Emphasis is placed on participants being able to manage teams of people and deal with the cut-and-thrust of daily activities, with mimimum oversight. Skills are taught that enable participants to pick up potential problems early in the process and to solve them to the greatest extent possible with their own resources (thereby saving the valuable time of the managers above them).
This emphasis not only builds the skills of participants, but creates leverage for the direct report and the organization as a whole.
Supervisors who want to attain Best-Practice standards and/or those who are about to be assigned a supervisory position.