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There's a reason why frozen meals and quick and easy dinners have become so popular, cooking from scratch can be intimidating. The same can be said with building a training program. In this webinar we'll take away the intimidation factor and give you the key combination of ingredients and best practices to create a successful employee training program. http://www.bizlibrary.com/bizblog/posts/2013/december/recipe-for-creating-a-successful-training-program.aspx

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Page 1: Recipe for Creating a Successful Training Program - Webinar 12-10-13
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STATE OF THE INDUSTRY

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PROCESSED Just-in-Case Training

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Instructor-led training model is based upon

educational model that has its roots in the

19th century . . . .

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How do insure we

deliver value in our

employee training

programs?

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NUTRITIONAL VALUE

Business Benefits

SATISFACTION

Employees Learn

And Grow

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1. Identify target areas.

2. Outline competencies and levels of

mastery.

3. Identify gaps.

4. Gain manager support.

5. Build a BUSINESS case linking these

elements to improved bottom-line results

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IDENTIFY TARGET AREAS

• Limited number for each

employee

• Figure out EXACTLY how

top performers currently

deliver results

• What will be needed in

the near future?

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IDENTIFY THE GAPS

The difference

between the

current level of

performance

compared to

desired level.

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ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

PERFORMANCE CHALLENGE:

Improve client retention by

5%

Start with…

Why are we not retaining

clients at our target of 90%?

We are only at 85%?

What do we learn?

Two causes – one has a

training solution – one does

not.

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OUTLINE COMPETENCIES AND

LEVELS OF MASTERY

• Create focus

• Provide

guidance

• Benchmark

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COMPETENCY LEVELS

CORE COMPETENCIES

Industry and culture

JOB FAMILY COMPETENCIES

Business discipline

JOB ROLE COMPETENCIES

Level of mastery required

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GAIN MANAGER SUPPORT

• Training and

learning support

• Productivity

• Retention

• Engagement

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MAJOR MANAGERIAL SKILLS GAPS

Bersin by Deloitte ,

Current Capabilities by Role,

December 2011

1. Coaching

2. Performance appraisals

3. Developing others

4. Managing change

5. Communications

6. Business acumen

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BEST PRACTICES FOR A MANAGER

TO SUPPORT LEARNING

Make the employees

stakeholders.

Get involved and be a good

example.

Incorporate learning into day-to-

day work.

Celebrate and recognize.

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BUILD YOUR BUSINESS CASE

• Risks of the

status quo

• Strategic value

vs. only ROI

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Organizations with a strong learning culture significantly

outperform their peers…

Innovation

46%

More likely

to be first to

market

Productivity

37%

Greater

employee

productivity

Time to

Market

34%

Better

response to

customer

needs

Quality

26%

Greater

ability to

deliver

“quality

products”

Skills for the

future

58%

More

prepared to

meet future

demand

Profitability

17%

More likely

to be

market

share

leaders

BERSIN BY DELOITTE 2012

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FOR: Erica, HR Manager

INGREDIENTS:

Off-site HR workshop

Online video courses:

• Let’s T.A.L.K. – Handling

the Difficult

Performance Appraisal

• Avoiding Discrimination

Problems – 5 Keys

• A.I.M. For Development

Social Learning

Assign Mentor

DIRECTIONS:

1. Target areas: Assist managers with performance

support and reviews of difficult employees

2. Manager Competencies: Coaching, Performance

Support & Management

3. Identify Gaps: SKILLS – coaching, communications

and professional development KNOWLEDGE:

discrimination rules and law

4. Manager Support – HR Director – need to ensure

HR Director knows about each element of Eric’s

individual plan and the availability of other online

resources

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FOR: Paul, New Client Services

Manager

DIRECTIONS:

1. Target areas: Basic supervisory skills, help with

transition into supervisory role

2. Manager Competencies: Emotional intelligence,

Coaching, Communications and Delegation

3. Identify Gaps: Coaching – Paul has never

coached other employees before! Delegating tasks

– another area that will be completely new.

4. Manager Support –Director of Client Services – Tell

Sheryl about “From Bus to Boss” – a great book she

can read and discuss with Paul. Ensure she is aware

of support group for Paul and all online courses for

new managers as needed.

INGREDIENTS:

Classroom sessions on basic

supervisory skills

Online video courses:

Peer Today, Boss

Tomorrow

1 On 1 – Informal

Performance Review

A Leader’s Guide to

Delegating

Social Learning & Support

Group – other newly

promoted managers

Assign Mentor

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FOR: Marsha, Director of

Sales

DIRECTIONS:

1. Target areas: supervising and managing other

managers, strategic thinking, change management

2. Manager Competencies; Leading diverse teams,

communicating vision and direction, Leading change

3. Identify Gaps: Change is a challenge for Marsha. We

need her coach and mentor to help her with the

challenges her team will be facing.

4. Manager Support – VP of Sales – ensure Michael is

aware of books and other online resources on change

leadership. Suggest reading Leading Change by John

Kotter as a discussion item with Marsha to help her with

initial challenges.

INGREDIENTS: Leadership Lessons series

of short videos.

Online video courses:

• Leadership, What’s

Trust Got to do With

It?

• Follow the Leader:

Vision &

Communication

Social Learning &

Support Group – other

directors

Assign Mentor from pool

of VP’s

Find outside executive

coach

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A NIMBLE LEARNING STRATEGY

CONTEXTUAL

role

location

plan

CONCISE

short videos

updates

INFORMAL

everyday

ad hoc

TIMELY

just in time

moment of

need

SOCIAL

discussions

observed

behaviors

MOBILE

anywhere

anytime

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