Establishes specific action planning steps to get work done
Sequences and determines timing of activities to coordinate issues across functions department’s locations
Anticipates obstacles and identifies staffing and resources contingencies
Involves others (e.g cross functional peers or units) in appropriate activates and stages
Establishes mechanisms for measuring progress (eg, timelines and deadlines )
Course outlines:
Planning
Defining Planning and Organizing
The Planning Cycle
Defining Objectives
Setting Goals
Planning Tools
Mind Mapping
Gantt chart
Guidelines to Ensure Successful Planning And Implementation
Prioritising Workload for Effectiveness And Efficiency
The Concept of Prioritising
Accurately estimate time and effort required to complete a task.
Identify and organize systems and required resources.
Organize personal time to carry out responsibilities.
Maintain adequate preparation time for scheduled meetings/deadlines.
Develop schedules and timetables with clear, specific milestones and deadlines.
Key Elements Of Planning And Organizing Your Workspace
Relating Planning To The Work Situation
Office Design And Organization
Relating Organizing To The Work Situation
Organizing Your Computer
Dealing With Paperwork And Administration
‘Work Smarter, Not Harder’
Tips For Work-Life Balance
Handling Delegation
Prioritising
Identify critical tasks.
Arrange tasks in a logical order.
Establish priorities systematically, differentiating between urgent, important, and unimportant tasks.
Use a "to do" list, task plan, or similar planning devices to note action plans, deadlines,
Monitor & adjust priorities and/or eliminate tasks on an on-going basis.
Who Can Benefit?
This programme is a ‘must’ for all managers, supervisors, team leaders, shift leaders, and support staff. No matter what your department or job function, being well organized pays off – for both the employer and the employee.