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Download the complete Productivity Assessment.
Developing an optimal solution begins
with an accurate analysis. Our Productivity Assessment enables
us to:
- Identify
the level of individual and team effectiveness within a
division or work team
- Propose
productivity solutions to increase performance
- Clarify
methods for measuring results of the engagement
The assessment centers on a series
of one-on-one interviews with pre-selected staff where productivity
is gauged using a 12-point scale. Items measured range from
time spent planning projects and processing e-mail to time
spent in meetings and dealing with interruptions. After-hours
work, total communications volume, delegation effectiveness
and more are factored into the equation. Key to the process,
as well, is helping participants' ensure they have clearly defined objectives and rating their
current aptitude with Microsoft Office Outlook.
Once interviews are complete, one of our senior consultants
prepares a Findings and Recommendations report. This document
summarizes results and offers customized strategies for increasing
performance through a combination of programs--individual
coaching, group seminars and consulting services.
In brief, the assessment process yields three key benefits:
- Your organization knows its true
productivity levels, individually and company- wide
- We better understand
your corporate culture--a vital component of customization
- You have a specific,
strategic solution for enhancing productivity and
measuring gains
Assessment Outline:
Phase One:
- Select candidates for participation
- Collect background data on candidates
Phase Two:
- Customize interview process for participants
- Set up on-site interviews and conference calls
- Compile data from interviews
Phase Three:
- Complete Findings and Recommendations Report detailing
the level of effectiveness existing today
- Make recommendations of what needs to be implemented
to increase productivity
Phase Four:
- Align with customer on implementation of recommendations
- Identify criteria to measure success of the programs
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