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We serve Upstate New York including the Capital District and the following areas:

  • Albany
  • Schenectady
  • Troy
  • Saratoga
  • Rennselear
 
 
 

Becoming a Motivating Manager

One of the final stages of our supervisory line of courses, this course is essential to all management level employees.  In this course managers will learn the importance of being motivators as well as managers.  Participants will learn tools to motivate the people around them to work harder, smarter and more effectively.

 Motivated employees ensure that quality work is being accomplished at an appropriate pace, and it is the responsibility of managers to make sure that employees are sufficiently motivated.  This course will teach managers various techniques to motivate their employees, as well as discuss problems that exist in some current and popular techniques.

Learning Objectives:
Identify the Need for Motivating Employees
Develop Motivational Skills
Implement Incentive and Motivational Programs for their Employees
Recognize Effective Motivational Techniques
Recognize Ineffective Motivational Techniques

Workshop Components:
 Cultivating Initiative
  Defining Initiative
Who Needs Cultivating
The Power of Patience
Identifying Ways to Cultivate Initiative
  How To Cultivate Initiative
Using Language as a Tool
Building Enthusiasm
  Examining What Employees Want
Examining Attitude
Reinforcement
  Defining the Manager’s Responsibility
Positive Reinforcement vs. Negative Reinforcement
Pulling It All Together
 
 

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