Talent Management – Getting the Most from Your Employees

Course Number: FM-3001
Credit: 3 CPD
Subject Matter Expert: Richard "Dick" Grimes, CPT
Price: $152.83   +HST
Overview
Each professional engineering regulatory board across Canada has different CPD requirements, and some boards require strictly technical CPD courses related to your discipline. Courses in the area of Business Skills, Firm Management, or Personal Development may not qualify. Check your regulator's criteria to confirm the courses you need to fulfill your provincial requirements.

In Talent Management - Getting the Most from Your Employees, you'll learn ...

  • Define the term "motivation"
  • Apply the concept of motivation in the workplace and daily life
  • Identify motivational opportunities that lie within events at work
  • Discover what will motivate their employees individually

Overview

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Credit: 3 CPD

Length: 60 pages

What are the few significant skills (as opposed to the trivial many) that a manager should have as a package to get the most out of his or her employees – to manage their talent to achieve the maximum efficiency and productivity possible for the department?

We believe that a solid understanding and consistent application of these four particular areas of knowledge– motivation, performance analysis, coaching, and counseling – are a good place to start. These will provide an excellent foundation for a manger to build upon as he or she gains more experience in their organization and begins moving forward in their career.

The intended audience for this course is new supervisors or managers, those who have been in management for a while and want to expand their skills, or those who aspire to a management position in the future and want to be as prepared as possible when the opportunity is presented.

Specific Knowledge or Skill Obtained

This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills:

  • Define the term "motivation"
  • Apply the concept of motivation in the workplace and daily life
  • Identify motivational opportunities that lie within events at work
  • Discover what will motivate their employees individually
  • Answer the unspoken question employees ask themselves when the managers assign a task
  • Identify who determines where the employee works between the "commitment" and "compliance" gaps during any assignment
  • Identify who influences where the employee works between the “commitment” and “compliance” gaps during any assignment
  • Identify for whom an employee really works while being employed,
  • The value of observing their employees, not just looking at them

Certificate of Completion

You will be able to immediately print a certificate of completion after passing a multiple-choice quiz consisting of 20 questions. CPD credits are not awarded until the course is completed and quiz is passed.

More Details
Each professional engineering regulatory board across Canada has different CPD requirements, and some boards require strictly technical CPD courses related to your discipline. Courses in the area of Business Skills, Firm Management, or Personal Development may not qualify. Check your regulator's criteria to confirm the courses you need to fulfill your provincial requirements.

PDHengineer Course Preview

Preview a portion of this course before purchasing it.

Credit: 3 CPD

Length: 60 pages

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