Implementation of "consulting for trainee teams" that far exceeds the common sense of training!
This document is a video explanation material regarding the basic framework of our standard training program, "Playing Manager's Work Techniques Seminar." It introduces the practical training in the workplace following the completion of the third training session. Included are materials for practical training in the workplace, tools to be used, the flow of training, and results. [Contents (partial)] ■ The primary job of a manager is "to move people and teams." ■ The limitations of previous leadership and management training. ■ Implementation of "consulting for trainee teams" that far exceeds conventional training. ■ Practical training material in the workplace 1: "Department Policy and Performance Management." ■ Practical training material in the workplace 2: "Flow of Decisions." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Published Content】 ■Tools to be Used ■How to Implement ■Creating an Environment That Necessitates Action ■Flow of Workplace Practical Training ■Results of Workplace Practical Training *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is engaged in businesses such as management consulting specialized for small and medium-sized enterprises, developing playing managers, and providing systems for human resource development utilizing videos. We address various concerns that companies face, such as "I want to create a company that feels like a company," "I want to break through the sales barrier," and "There is no management system."