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    Your Job and You

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    OBJECTIVES

    This course is designed to help the

    participants develop a better approach to

    work, working for maximum output and to

    enable them get the most from their jobs.

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    By the end of this course

    Participants should be able to

    Have a positive attitude towards work and

    working.

    Understand what work ethics are and how it

    affects them.

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    THE INTRAPRENEUR

    PART I

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    HAPPYHAPPY

    WORKER

    CreatesMoreValue

    Moremoney

    comes in

    HappyBoss

    Rewards

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    2 perspectives2stories

    Bastard

    Problem

    Lovechild

    Opportunity

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    What does your job mean

    to you?

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    Activity 1

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    Our definition of a job/work

    The opportunity given to you to create lasting

    value and to develop yourself and grow

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    WHY CREATE VALUE?

    It is only things of value that can stand the test

    of time.

    When value is associated with what you do,

    people tend to trustyou and your brand more.

    Trust is a commodity not easily bought.

    People pay more for more value.

    Value speaks for you

    You feel better when you create value.

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    One who is faithful in a very little is also

    faithful in much, and one who is dishonest in

    a very little is also dishonest in much. If thenyou have not been faithful in the unrighteous

    wealth, who will entrust to you the true

    riches?

    And if you have not been faithful in that

    which is another's, who will give you that

    which is your own?

    (Luke 16:10-1 ESV)

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    TOOLS FOR CREATING VALUE

    Honesty/Integrity

    Commitment

    Consistency Resourcefulness

    Passion

    Networking

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    Me and my Job

    Activity 2

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    WORK ETHICSKeywords: Value, Improvement

    PART II

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    WHAT ARE WORK ETHICS

    Ethics is derived from the Greek work ethos

    which means

    the characteristic spirit or attitudes of acommunity, people, or system.

    Characteristic attitude of a group toward

    what constitutes the morality of work

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    Work Ethics expected from

    Tshabron Staff

    They fall into three categories

    1. Responsibility to yourself2. Responsibility to your co-workers

    3. Responsibility to the company

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    A. RESPONSIBILITY TO YOURSELF

    Do your best/Be your best

    Seek opportunities to improve and grow

    Enjoyyour work

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    B. RESPONSIBILITY TO YOUR CO-WORKERS

    Give each person his/her due respect

    Carry your own share of responsibilities

    Gracefully make corrections. Do not cover another persons wrong doing.

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    C. RESPONSIBILTY TO THE COMPANY

    I: Direct responsibility to the company

    &

    II: Indirect responsibility to the company or

    responsibility to the company's

    clients/customers

    This falls into two parts

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    C. RESPONSIBILTY TO THE COMPANY

    I: Responsibility to the company (direct)

    Respect Company Property

    Obey rules & regulations

    Earn your pay

    Report any wrong doing

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    C. RESPONSIBILTY TO THE COMPANY

    II: Indirect responsibility/responsibility to the

    company's clients

    Give clients the quality of service they expect from

    your company

    Answer any questions they might have on products

    or services

    Be truthful (DWYSYWD)

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    Story of the pot-washer

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    INTRODUCTION TO PERSONALDEVELOPMENT

    PART III

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    80% of the worldsresources

    20% of the

    population

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    The Common Man, the Lazy man,the ordinary man

    The Hard worker,

    The Lucky man

    ?

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    are NOT>>>

    Connected

    LuckyJusthardworking

    Drug pushers

    Born rich

    are NOT>>

    Network

    PreparedSmartworking

    Dream peddlers

    Think Rich

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    Go-getters

    Goal setters

    Smart workersAchievers

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    Attitude and altitude?

    The 80%

    I Cant

    Resentment

    Desire For Sympathy Dwelling On Its Not Fair

    Acceptance

    Maybe Tomorrow

    Depression

    The 20%

    I Will

    Gratitude

    Desire For Accomplishment Search For Opportunities

    Invention

    Do It Now!

    Celebration Of Even Small

    Victories

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    So whats the plan?

    An objective is a specific end that is desired to

    be achieved at some time in the future

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

    WHATare you going to do? Use action

    words such as direct, organize, coordinate,

    lead, develop, plan, build etc.

    WHYis this important to do at this time?

    What do you want to ultimately accomplish?

    HOWare you going to do it? (By...)

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

    How will you know when you have reached

    your goal?

    Are there observable results?

    What are the parameters?

    To determine if your goal is measurable, ask

    questions such as-How much? How many?

    How will I know when it is accomplished?

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

    There is the required degree of experience

    The necessary knowledge and skills are

    there

    The resources are available to carry it out

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    Smart Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

    Does your goal fit into the bigger picture?Is it part of the whole?

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    SMART Goal Setting

    Specific

    Measurable

    Attainable

    Relevant

    Time based

    Putting an end point on your goal gives youa clear target to work towards.

    Goals must have starting points, ending

    points, and fixed durations. Commitment to

    deadlines helps you focus your efforts on

    completion of the goal on or before the due

    date. Goals without deadlines or schedules

    for completion tend to be overtaken by the

    day-to-day crises that invariably arise in ourlives.

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    LETS DO THIS!

    Sources of negative

    energy

    1. Amakas ugly face

    2. My bad manager

    3. My horrible job

    New Perspective

    My new best friend

    My role model

    Opportunity to

    shine

    The Challenge

    Befriending her

    Looking for positive

    attributes

    Touch one person

    everyday

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    LETS DO THIS!

    By the end of

    This month

    This year

    First quarter of 2012

    End of 2012

    I will/would have____________________

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    Be the best you

    that you can

    be!

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    The End