Are your meetings geared to results?
A recent international study by Priority Management revealed that 38% of people felt results and follow-up from meetings are rarely communicated and that 23% of meetings fail to start or end on time. Dan Stamp, Chairman of Priority Management Inc recently offered some "Golden Rules" to help guide meeting effectiveness. read more
Take Ownership of Your Own Stress!
People everywhere are worrying about their savings, their careers and the future. So this is probably a good time to talk about taking control of your own stress levels. Dan Stamp provides some practical suggestions ... read more
Technology can enslave or liberate, depending on how we use it
EMAIL is the biggest time-waster in business and nobody's doing anything about it," says Michael Keaton, general manager Lego ANZ. Clearly he doesn't know Priority Management! read more
Coaching for Improved Performance
Do you ever hear you supervisors and managers saying ... “We need to spend more time working with team” ... “Some people come back after training and make changes – others just go back to what they were doing before” ... read more
Training your way out of the recession
Investing in your staff will improve productivity and save you money. Recent studies have confirmed investing in training your people not only saves money but is more effective than shopping around for talent. read more
Priority Planning
At a Glance
Improve your priority planning process and enhance your focus.
Learn to make effective choices when faced with increasing demands and responsibilities. Select the right tasks, at the right time, every time.
Discover a proven, small project management process including the importance of action planning, and acquire the tools you need to make things happen.
This course will help you:
Deliver improved results
Overcome barriers to achievement
Recognize what's urgent and what's important
Turn intentions into actions
Learn how to plan your projects
Handle higher volume at a faster pace
Commit to values and goals
Focus on your business' strategic direction
Who should Attend:
Individuals, supervisors and senior managers who must understand the strategic direction of their business and create an effective plan for execution.
Format:
1/2-day workshop (or as part of the Priority Manager Program) where participants create a plan for key business objectives
Tools Provided:
A comprehensive learning guide
Business planning tools