non newsletter oct 2
DESCRIPTION
ÂTRANSCRIPT
GIP ICX
TO Dos of the WeeK • Go through SFM output
• Educate members in your LC how to fill Questionaire in right way !!!
• Send feednack sheet to old partners.
GIP OGX
Announcements • Congratz Ceske Budejovice for achieving matching for this month and also quarter :) • This week, we have MC Plan Update and MC Days, so I won't be all the time available.
Write/call me if you have some really urgent to solve :)
To Dos of the Week • Start preparing the RCTM from your side (S&D info). You'll get today/tomorrow output
from FM so you can use it • Matching! Matching! Matching! Start rejecting your inactive EPs so you can focus on
who actually can match • Don't forget to send the replanned numbers
GCDP ICX
Announcements • We are having MC plan and MC days, therefore I won't be able to answer your
mails/messages this week • Do not forget to check and contats from our National GCDP 13/14.
To Dos of the Week • Accreditation finish! • Matching, matching, matching! • Selling, selling, selling!
GCDP OGX
To Dos of the Week Don´t forget to have individual or group debriefings with all of your EPs -‐ to close their experiences
and then sent me the outputs! We have just 62% of responses in NPS -‐ I expect after debriefings will be over that there will be
100% Don´t forget to replan your Gaps from Q3
Announcements • As you can see we manage to fill our plan for Q3 just for 94%. I hope we do best for the people
we still have from summer and that next quartel will be even better • Congratulation to all the LCs that fulfilled their plans for 100% even more. I am proud of you :) • Output from PifCo FM you can expect this week
NPS Evolution Net promoter Score (June-‐September 2013, completed experiences): 17 (131 Responses) # of promoters: 56 # of detractors: 34 Response Rate: 62% Cases that are still open: 6 (2 Pilzen, 4 Praha). Why the cases are still open???
WE FOCUS FINANCE
This week we focus a lot on LCs´ VAT-‐payers with their auditing... moreover as we have a plan update, also from MC perspective on financial management and reporting...
ER We are daily in touch with companies comming to FallCo, because of their preparation and we also finished agenda for Alumni in Fallco. MC plan-‐up date is the core activity for this week. And my partner, Jan Weisser is truly sick...he is fighting with rýmečka at home, so free to write
him same nice message, to feel better :)
NST APPLICATIONS ARE OUT Applications for NST are OPEN! Check it here
(http://www.myaiesec.net/content/viewwiki.do?contentid=10252972) and join the Now Or Never generation!
J DDL: 11.10. Any doubts, talk to Julca! ;)
WE LISTEN What if Customers become your friends? http://www.slideshare.net/stevenvanbelleghem/what-‐if-‐customers-‐become-‐friends?utm_source=slideshow&utm_medium=ssemail&utm_campaign=weekly_digest www.wikihow.com/Develop-‐a-‐Customer-‐Focus
)
GIP STORYTELLING I have been working as a Recruitment Consultant for a leading HR consulting and headhunting firm in the Philippines. My main responsibilities were build a talent pool of qualified candidates through various methods (job advertising, using social networks, job fairs, networking events, references), do the end-‐to-‐end recruitment process and to endorse the best candidates to our clients (mainly multinational companies) and provide an excellent account management to all of our clients. It has been my first time in Asia and first time in such an exotic country. The culture is very different, even though the Philippines are more Western-‐oriented. It has been definitely an eye-‐opening experience where I realize how difficult it can be with dealing with a different mentalities and culture. Fortunately, there were no language barriers as English is an official language here in the PH. We were 10 interns in the company, from all around the world (Brazil, Pakistan, Indonesia, Slovakia, Canada, Poland, Romania) which created a great mix of people and every each of us could learn from the others and benefit from such international working environment. I had been given much bigger responsibilities that I'd ever got in Czech Republic as an intern. After very short period of time, I was already handling my own accounts and communicating with the representatives of the multinationals. Just to give you a snapshot-‐ I was f.ex. communicating with HR Managers, CEOs and General Managers of multinationals, most of them located in the Philippines but also abroad (New York, Singapore, Hong Kong) and discussing their recruitment needs + endorsing the right candidates for their vacancies. I had the chance to get a hands on experience of how international the business currently is. As working in a filipino company, I had also experience how is it to deal with an Asian management and filipino culture in general. It took be some time to adjust but so fat it has been the best experience of my life!