Sustainable personnel and team development 

If you want to learn to ski permanently and safely, it is not enough to buy a book. You can't learn to run a marathon in three days with a running coach and it doesn't help to fast for five days once a year to live a healthier life. Everyone realises that.


Nevertheless, we behave in exactly the same way with our managers and teams. There is a problem in the team - we organise a one-day workshop.


The managers are supposed to learn how to communicate better or how to deal with difficult employees, then off they go on a three-day communication training course.  


These measures are not only very costly and ineffective. In the worst case, they can even demotivate employees: ‘Now we've had the workshop and nothing changes!’; ‘It was so good in the training and it doesn't work in everyday life!’


As with the topics described above, PD and team measures only work in the long term. Theory, practice, application and feedback or reflection with a professional in their field. Like a sports coach or a companion on the path to behavioural adjustment. Personnel and team development is nothing else.

 


Benefits:

  • Continuous improvement
  • Longterm effect
  • Personalised feedback
  • Building trust and experience
  • Realtime application / adaptation to challenges
  • Accountability
  • Simplification of administrative processes and efforts






Preconditions:

  • Top Down Integration
  • Transparency
  • Flexibility
  • Trust
  • Local proximity

My value proposition:

  • I don't calculate in hours but in success
  • Achieving a positive impact is my energy
  • The participating teams and managers become role models for the other teams through their way of tackling problems and challenges
  • The success is noticeable in the behaviour of the teams and managers...

Costs:

They are based on your wishes and the goal.  Is there a fixed budget, a time frame or should it be a continuous development over a longer period of time?


Procedure of such a measure:


 
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