The 10 Keys of Effective Supervision Course
THE FIRST STEP TO A Healthy Organizational Culture
It is our goal to serve organizations like yours in creating, developing and maintaining a culture which inspires and motivates people to reach new horizons by increasing employee morale, motivation and engagement and reducing employee turnover.
But too many supervisors are frustrated with a broken culture. Some signs of a broken culture include:
Excessive absenteeism and chronic tardiness.
Negativity, subversive behavior, and lack of buy in
High drama!
In the 10 Keys Course, supervisory staff engage in a series of 11 interactive sessions (approximately 2 hours in length). Content is taught in a discussion format and in active learning and application of the content taught. Participants also participate in an assessment chosen specifically to assess both their style and behavior in their supervisory role.
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We are 100% committed to your success
We’ve been where you are, and experienced the challenges of supervision. So we want to do everything we can to help you lead a successful, healthy organization. We will do whatever we can to make sure this program works for you.
What Past Participants Say…
“We were struggling with employee turnover rates. Safety and quality issues were higher than we wanted. We decided we needed to make some major changes with the training of supervisors and managers. We teamed up with Jim and Rising Sun Consultants for this training. Over a period of about 9 months, we worked closely with Jim to improve employee morale, teaching managers how to deal with situations and creating teamwork among managers. During this training, we started to see major improvements in many areas and now the turnover ratio of employees is very low. Morale is much better both for employees and for managers. It has drastically reduced injuries and quality issues. I would highly recommend Rising Sun Consultants to help you train your management team. Jim has a very unique and positive way to get people to interact. We are very pleased.”
Transformation starts with a person, not a process.
The 10 Keys Difference
Organizational training and development needs to be operationalized in a professional development program which is sustained, systemic, and systematic:
sustained
A sustained professional development program is one which occurs over time. Professional development is not a single event, but a series of interrelated learning opportunities that supports individual growth and organizational success.
systemic
A systemic professional development program is one which plays a critical role within an organization’s culture. The focus of learning opportunities remains consistent and aligned with organizational goals and does not change based on who is responsible for professional development. Professional development is integrated throughout all aspects of the organization and remains consistent over time.
systematic
A systematic professional development program is one which is developed and implemented in a methodical manner. It’s directly aligned to your organization’s the mission, vision, and guiding principles. Systematic professional development programs provide consistent themes across all work groups, while providing support for individual needs.
99%
Of highly engaged employees say they are able to do their best every day
98%
Of highly engaged employees say that they have opportunities to learn and grow
92%
Of highly engaged employees say someone has talked to them about their progress