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Register
for the program to begin receiving weekly communications
This Program outlines how the modern manager's
role has changed dramatically and is now similar to that of
a sporting coach or assistant coach.
In the past, the managers were office bound and checked at
the end of every month on the performance of staff.
The modern manager is expected to support and train staff
ensuring they perform the best they possibly can as well as
be involved in the accountabilities.
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The manager looks after the day to day performance of the organisation.
The role of the modern manager is much more exciting and productive than the
role was previously and just as an assistant coach works in sport so does the
manager in an organisation.
This change in emphasis provides a wonderful opportunity for skilled staff to
move into management as we understand it now as a large component of management
now is knowledge of what staff is expected to achieve and ensure it is
achieved.
The weekly communications are designed to provoke thought and the search
capabilities of the Program will enable manager to have advice whenever they
want it or need it most.
What do you get when you register for the program?
Here are some sample communications that will enable you to 'get a feel' for
the concept.
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After you have registered for the
Advice program(s) of your choice you will receive an email to notify you that
your next communication is available.
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At any time you can log onto the website, run a 'search' on any
word and be able to read the communications already received that relate to
that issue.
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Each email sent also has the provision to ask
questions to the author and so additional assistance is available.
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The communications you receive will
always be available to review and search even after your subscription for new
communications has expired.
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Here are some
sample communications that will enable you to 'get a feel' for the concept.
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Management Communication 001 |
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Management Communication 002 |
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