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PRODUCTIVITY, QUALITY AND MOTIVATION

Course Fees
Members
Non-Members
Initial Fees
600
650
SMIDEC Grant
-
-
Reimbursement Scheme
SBL

Course Duration

2 Days.

Objectives

  • Explain the new management challenges and roles of tomorrow's management.
  • To describe the relation between sound management decisions and to focus on delivering value to customers (both internal and external).
  • To emphasize TEAMWORK and empower employees to make organizations operate efficiently and effectively.
  • Make suggestions on how managers can motivate people based on theories of motivation.
  • To explain how culture is related to the behavior of employees and the performance of organizations.
  • To explain how TRANSFORMATIONAL management is going to change tomorrow's management.

Training Methodology

Role-plays, case studies and exercises, presentation, discussions and lectures.

Resource Person

Dr. Edwin Varo holds a PhD. In Management and a masters degree in Total Quality Management. He is also a Lead Auditor for SIRIM specializing in ISO 9000 and a certified trainer for Management Development, Corporate Training & Development. Dr. Varo has conducted numerous training programs with many organizations such as Petronas Carigali, Colgate-Palmolive (M) Sdn Bhd, Maybank, UEM-Sedco JV and Dunlop Slazenger Group.

Contents

Unit 1: Management & Organizations of Tomorrow

  • Role of Tomorrow's Management
  • Systems Approach
  • Customer Value
  • Manage Processes, Not People
  • Continuous Improvement

Unit 2: Decision Making & Quality Management

  • Understanding the Emerging Paradigm
  • Content for Sound Management Decisions
  • Empowerment

Unit 3: Productivity For Quality Management

  • Productivity - the New Paradigm
  • Transformation Management
  • Evolution of Management
  • Strategic Linkage of Operations Through Employee Involvement
  • Culture Mapping

Unit 4: Motivation & Work Performance

  • Theory 'X' & Theory 'Y'
  • Motivation for Quality Behavior
  • Motivation by Employee Involvement
  • Group Dynamics