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    Creating a Resilient Organization – Getting Ready for Post COVID-19

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    Category Organisational resilience framework; Coronavirus (covid-19) business impact; Accountability in the workplace

    Deadline: July 15, 2020 | Date: July 15, 2020

    Venue/Country: Training Doyens 26468 E Walker Dr, Aurora, Color, U.S.A

    Updated: 2020-06-19 18:04:45 (GMT+9)

    Call For Papers - CFP

    OVERVIEW

    Most organization are successful, even though there are irritants that hinder top performance. In normal times efforts are made to resolve these, and when they keep re-occurring, they are often tolerated.

    In time of disruption, such as COVID-19, these inefficiencies in the organization are not acceptable. They detract from performance, and they contribute to slow responsiveness. The problem is that most organizations tackle these problems at the symptomatic level. They try to solve them through training and improvement in competencies.

    In fact, these problems are a result of issues at the structural level of the organization. Participants will receive insights into the system issues they face and how they can be resolved to enhance accountability in the workplace and create organizational resilience to be ready for the bounce back.

    WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND

    Organizations face unprecedented challenges in maintaining their businesses during COVID-19. They need to figure out how to maintain operations in very different ways so they can survive until the new normal. But even the new normal is not known, nor coronavirus (COVID-19) business impact.

    Organizations must focus on getting their structure right, getting the right people into role, importance of problem solving skills in the workplace and ensuring that they have systems for delegating work and breaking down silos. Problems in these areas result in root cause issues that hinder organizational resilience.

    It is important to act now, partly as a survival strategy, but even more importantly, to be ready for to bounce back when the recovery begins.

    AREAS COVERED

    Most organizations are successful. The unsuccessful ones don’t last very long! But even successful organizations have irritants that get in the way of reaching maximum success. In normal times these are accepted. Various measures may be put in place to try to overcome them. These measures are typically at the symptomatic level, so fundamental change is not achieved.

    In times of turmoil, these irritants are magnified. The turmoil requires that everyone in the organization to be fully pulling their weight and to be focused on their value-added work. The irritants suddenly become hurdles and roadblocks.

    What is one of the main irritants? The Owner is not able to focus on their value-added work because they are pulled down into their team members’ work. Why? Because their team members aren’t focused on their value-added work, and someone must do it.

    So how do you raise the level of work so you can be confident your team members are focused on the right work so you can focus on yours?

    In the webinar you will be introduced to the fundamental concepts that every organization needs to have in place including how leaders build the resilient organizations, importance of problem solving skills in the workplace and considering the ongoing pandemic, how to lead your company through the COVID-19 crisis. Address these things now so you will be ready for the bounce back.

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

    • Complexity of work – organization design, or the science of layers in organizations

    • Human Capability – talent pools, or how to match people to roles where they have the capabilities to work at that level of complexity (and particularly the problem solving capability) and how to build resilience in a team

    • The Effective Point of Accountability® - an accountability and authority model that right-sizes work and helps assure appropriate collaboration across teams

    WHO WILL BENEFIT

    • Owners or CEOs of SMEs.

    • Executives

    SPEAKER

    Dwight is the Founder and President of Effective Managers™, a management consulting firm based in Canada that provides services globally through a network of consulting firms. In 2013 Effective Managers™ partnered with the Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa to conduct groundbreaking research on understanding the dynamics of manager effectiveness in the workplace. The results of this work led to the development of virtual assessment tools to help heads of organizations identify root cause issues that impair top performance. He has also developed The Effective Point of Accountability® framework that provides an organized set of clear, definable standards of managers’ performance. Numerous organizations currently use these tools to improve accountability. This leads to more focused work throughout the workplace. It also helps to break down silos by providing clear accountability for the collaboration that enables work to flow smoothly across the organization.

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