“Fast track your new managers to capability — here’s how!”
You know it takes time for any new manager to become a ‘safe pair of hands’. Even if you provide lots of training, they need time to get the learning experiences they need to become truly capable.
Management, like riding a bike, is best learned in the saddle. The experiential and social learning that takes place on their management journey is what really counts as they become proficient. What if you could collapse that required experience into a shorter period of time, and also provide a mechanism to ensure they get the learning they need from their experience?
What would it be worth to your organisation to accelerate the time to proficiency for new managers?
There is a way, and this Best Practice Guide shows you how with a simple process you can create and use in your organisation.
This guide was first written as an article for Training Journal (UK), August 2013, and received a lot of great feedback. I have added some more information to create the Guide.
By the way, I’m Paul Matthews and for over 20 years, I have worked with organisations to make their learning more effective. This is one of a series of Best Practice Guides I have written on topics that are useful to L&D practitioners.
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If you have any questions about the simple but powerful ideas in the Guide, please do give me a call on my direct line number 01908 200 707 or email me on paul@paul-matthews.com
My very best wishes,
Paul Matthews
Founder and MD
People Alchemy Ltd
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