Home / Leading People, Change & Culture: Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series
Catalogue Number: 7D0007
Producer: Seven Dimensions Pty Ltd
Producing Agencies: Seven Dimensions Pty Ltd
Subject: Business Studies, Career Education, Drama, Family Studies/Home Economics, Guidance, Social Sciences, Sociology
Language: English
Grade Level: 9 - 12, Post Secondary, Adult
Country Of Origin: Australia
Copyright Year: 2016
Running Time: 82:00
Leading People, Change & Culture: Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series
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This title is a part of the series Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series (Set of 80 Programs)Catalogue Number: 7D0007
Producer: Seven Dimensions Pty Ltd
Producing Agencies: Seven Dimensions Pty Ltd
Subject: Business Studies, Career Education, Drama, Family Studies/Home Economics, Guidance, Social Sciences, Sociology
Language: English
Grade Level: 9 - 12, Post Secondary, Adult
Country Of Origin: Australia
Copyright Year: 2016
Running Time: 82:00
Includes the following ten programs:
- Accepting Change - Lack of accountability is a problem, so Carol wants instant commitment or else. (6 Minutes)
- Planning and Organizing - Serena discovers Marcus and Serena have not planned together for the upcoming conference when they each have different ideas. They blame Serena as a distraction, but she focuses on how they should manage distractions. Serena gets serious and they soon set goals and commence a short burst planning session. (8 Minutes)
- Supervising Effectively - Supervision mistakes are being made - Marcus is vague, Carol bullies and gives poor feedback and Serena makes the fatal mistake of starting an inappropriate discussion with Carol because she is attracted to a client. Effective supervision skills are shown and include using goals to achieve results and measuring the success, listening and supporting staff, acknowledging good work and focusing on building skills. (9 Minutes)
- Transforming SILOS - Avoid a closed fragmented culture and ensure caring, sharing and collaboration. (8 Minutes)
- Creating a No-Blame Culture - Carol creates an innovative Corporate Social Responsibility program that is trending on Twitter after a disastrous typo in the press release. Serena is outraged by the undesirable publicity. Fingers are pointed and chaos erupts as the team looks for scapegoats. Marcus and Carol present a 4-step process so everyone can avoid blaming, learn from mistakes and ensure it doesn’t happen again. (7 Minutes)
- Being an Employer of Choice - Carol ignores ways to improve, but then presents Sherrys ideas as her own. (10 Minutes)
- Managing Remotely - The team explores the pros and cons of managing remotely, but not all agree. (9 Minutes)
- Creating Workforce Agility - Dion has researched workforce agility and is now advising Carol and Marcus. (9 Minutes)
- Looking at Employment Contracts - Sanjay, the union rep, and several others offer some practical advice. (8 Minutes)
- Unions and Collective Bargaining - Casey is on strike, the union and managers are supportive, until they see her motives. (8 Minutes)
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- Accepting Change Guide
- Accepting Change PowerPoint
- Planning and Organizing Guide
- Planning and Organizing PowerPoint
- Supervising Effectively Guide
- Supervising Effectively PowerPoint
- Transforming SILOS Guide
- Transforming SILOS PowerPoint
- Creating a No-Blame Culture Guide
- Creating a No-Blame Culture PowerPoint
- Being an Employer of Choice Guide
- Being an Employer of Choice PowerPoint
- Managing Remotely Guide
- Managing Remotely PowerPoint
- Creating Workforce Agility Guide
- Creating Workforce Agility PowerPoint
- Looking at Employment Contracts Guide
- Looking at Employment Contracts PowerPoint
- Unions and Collective Bargaining Guide
- Unions and Collective Bargaining PowerPoint