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INTRODUCTION

Management Development is described as the

process from which managers learn and improve their

skills not only to benefit themselves but also their

employing organizations

Managers are exposed to learning opportunities

whilst doing their jobs

One of the determinants of organizational success

Direct economic benefit to the organization

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Management Development Methods

Management

Mentoring

Job

Rotation

Professional

Development

Management

Coaching

Executive

Development

Supervisory

Development

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DEFINITION

Mentoring is a process for the transmission

of knowledge, skill, and the psychosocial

support perceived by the recipient as

relevant to work, career, or professional

development

A more experienced or more skill person

help a less experienced or less skill person

in an organization to develop a specific

capacity.

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TYPE OF MENTORING

FORMAL

Organizational program design to

promote employee development and

value oriented

INFOMAL

Develop on their own choice person

for the carrier development

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Features of Mentoring Program

Mentoring is collaborative problem-solving and

interactive learning.

Mentoring is an attempt to create as gentle a

learning curve as possible for pre-professionals.

Direct instruction in technique also possible (but

not the primary focus unless necessary).

Generally it is face to face and taken for the

specific period of time

It is one way communication program

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COACHING

A method of directing, instructing and training a person

or group of people, with the aim to achieve some goal or

develop specific skills

Coaching is a process that facilitates the learning,

development and performance of an individual

A process to encourage employees to: Accept responsibility for their actions

Achieve and sustain superior performance

Work as partners in achieving organizational goals and

effectiveness

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Objective of COACHING

To achieves organizational goal

To develop specific skills

To modification of behavior modeling

Value assessment

To improve potential in work

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Type of coaching

Business coaching

Personal coaching

Health coaching

Sports coaching

Dating coaching

Conflict coaching

Transformational Coaching

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Who?

•Qualified, experienced employer

• It may 1:1 or team (ready, willing, able

Way through coaching done?

•Face to face

•Telephone

•E-mail

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JOB ROTATION

Employees move from one

job to another to broaden

experience

Helps new employees

understand variety of jobs

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Goals

To provide learning experiences

Facilitate changes in thinking

Perspective equivalent to the “level of

the succession planning’’.

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Features

Enhance the skills of the employees

Reduce monotony in daily work

Alternate between different types of mechanical

loads

Alternate between high and low energetic loads

of different jobs

Divide equally the physically demanding work among

the employees

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Benefits

•Job Rotation provides employees with further training to improve their qualifications through general and/or specialist training.

•Strengthens their position within the company

•Provides the employee with an opportunity to take part in team building

•Personal development with enhanced levels of confidence and greater self knowledge

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Professional Development

Professional Development is the systematic

maintenance, improvement and broadening of

knowledge and skill

The development of personal qualities necessary

for the execution of professional and technical duties

throughout your working life

It is a life-long learning approach to planning,

managing and benefiting from your own

development.

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Goals

Maintain and enhance your competence in your

current role

Ensure you are competitive in the job market

Find a new intellectual challenge

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Features

Here skills and knowledge attained for both personal

development and career advancement

All types of facilitated learning opportunities, ranging

from college degrees to formal coursework,

conferences and informal learning opportunities

E.g. teachers, health care professionals, lawyers,

accountants and engineers engage in professional

development

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Type of Professional

development

I. Formal or Informal

II. Group or Individual

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Executive Development

Executive development is the whole of activities

aimed at developing the skills and competencies of

those that will have executive positions in

organizations

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Purpose of ED

To build tactical skills for employees

Communication skill

Team building among the organization

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Benefits

Used to evaluate future potential future

executives

Mechanism for the CEO

The executive team to cascade their

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Supervising Development

The act of managing employees in a

business

It is an effort that enhances the

learner's capacity to be a supervisor

Often it includes conducting basic

management skills.

Like decision making, problem solving,

planning, delegation and meeting

management

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Objective of SD

•Understand techniques for effective performance

management, including performance standards, constructive

feedback, rewards and recognition, documentation of

employee behavior, progressive discipline

•Identify the factors, variables, or components that when

employed produce more effective decisions, better quality

judgments, and more efficient problem solving

•Understand the impact of diversity on the role and function of

supervisors

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GOALS

•Fulfilling basic needs of organization

•Decision making

•Employee performance management

•Problem solving

•Understand their own behavioral tendencies

•Enhance strategies for working together

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Benefits

Enhancing the learner's capacity to be

a good supervisor

Increasing basic management skills

Changing policies make lower

employee to be motivated

Helps in guiding employee

performance, team building,

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Conclusion

Management development profession

can done a tremendous benefits for

making better use of consulting

approach and skills in management

development programmed both in

company and at external development

institutions with enhancing interpersonal

skills.

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