nsc2015 - message from leader to leader
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Session Objectives
To strengthe
n the importan
ce of team
minimum
To make the
leaders feel
empowered to
implement team
minimum
To be able to handle
skeptics in
implementing team minimum
Team
Key Activities Team Meeting (weekly) Monthly Review
(monthly) Team Day (quarterly) Quarter Review Plan/Re-Plan Team Building (on
demand)
June July August
September
October
November
Desember
1st week Replanning
preparation
Full Team (Manager
)
Team days
Team Building
How’s your experience in this point?
What’s the outcomes of your quarterly
review and meeting?
How many team members that lost?
Plan
Tactical Planning
Operational Planning
Key ActivitiesPlanning & Replanning
(after NSC-May)Quarter Review
How did you synergize with the other functions on your
planning?
Does your planning effective and lead you to your LC
Goals?
Job Description
Key PointsIdentify the goals that you want to achieve and the KPIs (revenue, Exchange support, stakeholder management) Make sure every JD is developing your team member in Quarter review must be done on time
What if your JD requires a lot of Job Description and KPI?What is the common mistakes that people do in defining the JD??
Training
Key Activities Transition (start of term) Planning (each semester) Conference Outsource! inner & outter journey Mentoring
June July August
September
October
November
Desember
Replanning
preparation
SDPNFS
Raise a learning partner!
MBCLook for the right profile as a
mentor
Key ActivitiesTeam meeting (weekly)
General points (need of all the team) Individual meeting (weekly)
DONE/NOT DONE Clear priorities for NOT
DONE Virtual channels (weekly)
Adapt to the person
Key Elements Performance Competencies
Key ActivitiesTracking
individual meeting (monthly) Feedback
Coaching meeting (monthly)
Team days (quarterly) R&R (monthly)
Evaluation
Key Activities Tracking Feeback (quarterly) Team days R&R (monthly)
Key ElementsDevelopment Career Organizational contribution
Reflection
“Teamwork is the ability to work together towards a common vision. The ability to direct
individual accomplishments towards the organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows
common people to attain uncommon result”
-Andrew Carnegie-