Suite of Management Development Workshops | Consensus HR in Herts & Beds
Consensus HR is excited to announce the first two courses in our comprehensive Management Suite, designed to equip managers with essential skills for success.
Delegation Skills
Unlock the secrets to effective delegation with our in-depth course. Learn how to empower your team, improve productivity, and focus on what truly matters. Dive into strategies that ensure tasks are assigned to the right people, maximising efficiency and fostering a collaborative work environment. Learn more and register here.
Performance Management (SMART) Appraisals
Master the art of performance management with our SMART appraisals workshop. Discover how to set clear, achievable goals and provide constructive feedback that drives employee development and organisational growth. This course is perfect for those looking to enhance their leadership by aligning team performance with company objectives. Find out more and secure your spot.
Following our insightful blog post from June 25, 2024, “Managerial Skills – Success Essentials,” we are planning to offer more workshops covering critical areas such as:
Managing and Implementing Performance Management (Appraisals)
Improving and Managing Mental Health in the Workplace
Teamwork & Delegation Skills
Diversity and Equality
Successful Recruitment Interviewing
Communication Skills
Equality & Dignity
Stay tuned for more details and registration information on these upcoming workshops, as we continue to support managers in building stronger, more effective teams.
My HR Comment / Advice: Management Development.
Matthew Chilcott, Owner of Consensus HR comments: “By developing these skills, a manager can navigate the complexities of their role more effectively and create a productive, positive work environment. These skills should be part of an employee’s performance review (Appraisal) which should take place in a structured format at least every six months using their Job Description and measurable Competency Framework.
Managing a team or business is never easy and as I always say “Rome, was not built in a day!”. However, Rome can be built successfully over a structured time frame and with a detailed Management Development Plan for the business owner, manager and team. I know when I was privileged to be a manager many years ago within Hospitalities and Forte Restaurants / Welcome Break, I needed to develop in many management skills as those highlighted within this article. I was lucky as a detailed plan was offered but the majority was on the job at the coal face.
Do you need help with your HR and Employment Law?
If you find it hard to keep on top of HR and Employment Law changes and manage a team, give us a call / email now to talk about how we can help you Prevent People Problems.
Consensus HR | Your Outsourced Human Resources & Employment Law Department. | “Helping companies take the pain out of managing people whilst Preventing People Problems.” – 01438 576750.
Are you concerned about keeping your business up to date with Employment Law changes?
At Consensus HR, we ensure that our clients do not make assumptions when it comes to the performance / abilities of team members and that if identified, we seek the member of teams consent to write to a relevant medical professional to obtain support and advice and any reasonable adjustments needed to ensure what is possible is provided.
If you manage a team / business and find it hard to keep on top of changing Employment Law and best practice and wish you could outsource it to a HR Charity for a small monthly investment, give us a call now for a non-obligatory conversation.
Consensus HR | Your Outsourced Human Resources and Employment Law Department. | “Helping companies take the pain out of managing people whilst Preventing People Problems – 01438 576750.
At Consensus HR, we work with a number of clients of various sizes and sectors from one employee to 250 employees. As part of our HR & Employment Law services we provide we continually work with them and their management to run the business successfully whilst making it an enjoyable and productive place to work. Many people are given a managerial role but not the development / skills to do it correctly for theirs and business success, but why is being a manager not easy and what skills do they need to be a success?
Being a manager is challenging due to a variety of factors, including the complexity of responsibilities, the need to balance different expectations, and the necessity of possessing a diverse skill set. Here are some reasons why being a manager is not easy:
Balancing Multiple Roles and Responsibilities: Managers often must juggle administrative duties, strategic planning, team management, and personal contributions to projects.
People Management: Managing a diverse team with different personalities, motivations, and work styles requires empathy, patience, and strong interpersonal skills. Resolving conflicts, providing feedback, and fostering a positive team environment are crucial yet challenging aspects.
Decision Making: Managers are responsible for making decisions that can significantly impact the team and the organisation. These decisions often need to be made under pressure and with incomplete information.
Accountability: Managers are held accountable for their team’s performance and outcomes. This includes meeting targets, maintaining productivity, and ensuring quality, all of which can be stressful.
Change Management: Managers need to adapt to and manage changes within the organisation, whether due to market shifts, organisational restructuring, or new technologies. This requires flexibility and the ability to lead a team through transitions smoothly.
Time Management: Balancing the demands of managing a team with other responsibilities requires excellent time management skills. Prioritising tasks and delegating effectively are essential to avoid burnout.
To be a successful manager, the following skills / competencies are essential:
Leadership: The ability to inspire and motivate a team, set a vision, and lead by example.
Communication: Clear and effective communication is crucial for conveying expectations, providing feedback, and ensuring that team members are aligned with goals.
Emotional Intelligence: Understanding and managing your own emotions, as well as empathising with others, helps in building strong relationships and resolving conflicts.
Problem-Solving: Managers must be able to identify problems, analyse potential solutions, and implement effective strategies.
Delegation: Knowing how to delegate tasks appropriately ensures that workloads are balanced, and team members are empowered to contribute their best.
Time Management: Prioritising tasks, setting deadlines, and managing your own time efficiently helps in meeting organisational goals without undue stress.
Adaptability: Being open to change and able to manage uncertainty is crucial in a dynamic business environment.
Decision Making: The ability to make informed, timely decisions that consider both short-term and long-term implications.
Coaching and Mentoring: Helping team members develop their skills and advance in their careers contributes to a more capable and motivated team.
Strategic Thinking: Understanding the broader business context and aligning team efforts with organisational goals.
My HR Comment / Advice: Management Development.
Matthew Chilcott, Owner of Consensus HR comments: “By developing these skills, a manager can navigate the complexities of their role more effectively and create a productive, positive work environment. These skills should be part of an employee’s performance review (Appraisal) which should take place in a structured format at least every six months using their Job Description and measurable Competency Framework.
Managing a team or business is never easy and as I always say “Rome, was not built in a day!”. However, Rome can be built successfully over a structured time frame and with a detailed Management Development Plan for the business owner, manager and team. I know when I was privileged to be a manager many years ago within Hospitalities and Forte Restaurants / Welcome Break, I needed to develop in many management skills as those highlighted within this article. I was lucky as a detailed plan was offered but the majority was on the job at the coal face. At Consensus HR we offer our clients and their teams all areas of management development, if needed such as:
Managing and implementing Performance Management (Appraisals)
How to improve mental health and Managing Mental Health in the workplace
Teamwork & Delegation Skills
Diversity and Equality
Successful Recruitment Interviewing
Teamwork & Delegation Skills
Communication Skills
Equality & Dignity
Health & Safety
And much more………
Consensus HR encourages clients to have a policy in place that covers all areas including:
How robust is your Management / Team development and Skills? Talk to Matthew at Consensus HR and find out!”
Further information on my past experience can be found on my LinkedIn profile.
Do you need help with your HR and Employment Law?
If you find it hard to keep on top of HR and Employment Law changes and manage a team, give us a call / email now to talk about how we can help you Prevent People Problems.
Consensus HR | Your Outsourced Human Resources & Employment Law Department. | “Helping companies take the pain out of managing people whilst Preventing People Problems.” – 01438 576750.
Are you concerned about keeping your business up to date with Employment Law changes?
At Consensus HR, we ensure that our clients do not make assumptions when it comes to the performance / abilities of team members and that if identified, we seek the member of teams consent to write to a relevant medical professional to obtain support and advice and any reasonable adjustments needed to ensure what is possible is provided.
If you manage a team / business and find it hard to keep on top of changing Employment Law and best practice and wish you could outsource it to a HR Charity for a small monthly investment, give us a call now for a non-obligatory conversation.
Consensus HR | Your Outsourced Human Resources and Employment Law Department. | “Helping companies take the pain out of managing people whilst Preventing People Problems – 01438 576750.
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