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Greater Productivity Through Improved Work Processes

 

 

ogram Duration

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5 Days

Program Date

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18-22 March, 2012

Program Location

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Cairo, Egypt

Program Fees

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US$ 3200/Per Person

 

OBJECTIVES:

 

You Will Be Able To:

  • Identify the main obstacles to maximizing your productivity

  • Understand the key components of individual productivity

  • Better manage your workload and workflow

  • Identify “time wasters,” and apply techniques to eliminate them from your daily routine

  • Use your time and energy wisely by establishing priorities and focusing on them

  • Stop workplace procrastination

  • Get organized and stay that way

  • Discuss Productivity and the Administrator’s Evolving Role

  • Improve Work Processes

  • Identify Improvement Opportunities

  • Assess Work Flow and Analyze Processes

  • Plan for Improvement

  • Facilitate Discussion and Handle Disagreements

  • Initiate and Lead Improvement Efforts

  • Implement Measurable Improvements

  • Communicate to Get Results and Support

  • Get Recognition for Achievements
     

PROGRAM INTRODUCTION:

 

You Will Cover:

  • Productivity and the administrator's evolving role

  • Assessing workflow and improving work processes

  • Facilitating discussion and handling disagreements

  • Initiating and implementing measurable improvements

  • Communicating to get results and support


    PROGRAM OUTLINES:

  • Productivity tools for immediate application

  • Breaking free from work overload

  • Getting a handle on the flow of your work

  • Tools and techniques for managing time

  • Avoiding “time wasters”

  • Establishing priorities

  • Recognizing and finding ways to quit your procrastination habits

  • Ways to stay organized

  • Identifying Productivity Improvement Opportunities

    • Examine Productivity in Relation to Work Systems and Processes

    • Streamline Routine Business Processes-Reducing Delays, Errors and Duplication-by Examining Results and Assessing Factors That Impact Productivity

    • Identify Functional and Cross-functional Work Processes

  • Assessing Work Flow and Analyzing Processes

    • Diagnose and Document Productivity Problems Using Process Analysis Tools

    • Evaluate the Effectiveness of Work Systems and Identify Opportunities for Measurable Improvement

    • Apply Process Improvement Tools to the Analysis of Workflow and Systems

  • Initiating Improvement Strategies

    • Analyze Productivity Problems and Identify Potential Solutions

    • Adopt Problem-Solving Techniques in Order to Generate and Set Criteria for Solutions

    • Apply Creativity Techniques in Order to Generate Innovation

  • Leading Effective Improvement Efforts

    • Initiate and Manage Change by Adopting Strategies That Anticipate and Overcome Resistance to Change and That Generate Support and Commitment

    • Apply the Characteristics of Effective Teams and Team Leadership to Improvement Initiatives

    • Plan and Facilitate Productive Team Meetings in Order to Increase Work Group Effectiveness

  • Planning for Improvement

    • Evaluate and Prioritize Work Improvement Strategies

    • Select Improvement Strategies Using Group Decision-making Techniques

    • Understand the Impact of Group Dynamics and Groupthink on Decisions

  • Implementing Measurable Improvements

    • Establish Measurable, Specific Improvement Goals

    • Identify Factors That Will Influence the Achievement of Improvement Plans

    • Develop an Implementation Plan for Productivity Initiatives

  • Communicating to Influence and Get Results

    • Structure and Present Improvement Plans and Recommendations Effectively and Persuasively

    • Address Conflict and Lack of Support by Confronting and Resolving Dissenting Views

    • Assess Reactions to Conflict and Adopt an Approach for More Productive Resolution to Disagreements

  • Boosting Credibility and Gaining Recognition

    • Apply Principles of Credibility to Increase Support and Influence

    • Identify Strategies for Gaining Visibility, Obtaining Recognition and Reducing Self-Sabotage

    • Create an Action Plan for Productivity Improvements


 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?


Administrative professionals with more than 10 years of experience, including: Administrative assistants/coordinators, office managers, Training instructors, and assistants to managers and directors.