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Archive for June, 2009

Online Recruitment – Easy Way To Search Jobs

Sunday, June 21st, 2009

Online recruitment is a part and parcel of the corporate world that is aspiring to the paperless state. Gone are the days of sorting endless paper applications for different jobs, scrutinizing resumes and the endless cycles of shortlisting and shortlisting multitudes of aspirants for a handful jobs. According to recent surveys, this method of hiring people is popular with more than 50% of employers. It saves valuable manpower, time and productivity for the employers, resulting in cost cutting, thereby leading to increasing profits.

Online recruitment services are extremely user friendly and even the novice is led step by step through the process of registration for online recruitment. When you become a member, you will get an user id and a password to enable you to login regularly onto the site. You will be required to fill in a curriculum vitae popularly known as CV on the website which the prospective employers will access.

You will be required to provide your resume in addition to filling out their form for online recruitment. If you do not know how to put together a resume, help is offered to chalk out a professional and impressive resume. The CV that you have made out is then included in their database which forms a factor of their extensive network.

The prospective employers also are required to register their details online in a similar way. The only difference being the posting of their vacancies onto the database. If they are seeking a qualified person, that requirement is posted onto the database and all applicants matching those qualifications will be sorted out and retrieved for that particular vacancy. The employer can then narrow down their search by eliminating certain criteria.

Artavia is an integrated agency. Integrated services. Integrated with their clients. Above all they are your agency. As your agency, they like to work with you. Listen to you. Understand your needs, requirements, budgets and aspirations. Only then do they take all this information and develop work that reaches out and grabs the attention of your target audience using one or more of their four areas of expertise.

Please note that by entering your email address to join their mailing list, you give permission for this data to be transferred to a buyer of the business in the event that Artavia Advertising Ltd is sold.

Coaching Techniques for Managers

Friday, June 19th, 2009

Why do managers need to learn coaching techniques? Coaching is unlocking the potential of a person to maximize performance. Coaching helps people to learn new techniques rather than teaching them these techniques. A coach is expected to have a good understanding of the client’s issue and context. A manager is the person generally responsible for motivating a team to ensure that the team performs to its maximum potential and reaches its goal. And to do this you have to also take on the role of a coach.

As a coach, a manager will be handing out suggestions to make improvements in specific areas. These areas will have to be identified by you. It is not a process which can take place in a day or two. It is a long term process. It cannot be a one way street. You have to develope a relationship with your co-worker. To suggest improvements you will be analyzing the work performances. Your suggestions will include ways to improve this performance. Leadership is essential in these issues. Be supportive of your co – workers as well as help them by instructing them, guiding them and encouraging them.

Coaching is all about building relationships with clients. Do the same with your team members. If you feel there are certain areas where improvements can be, then go ahead and tell them. But, do so in a manner that doesn’t seem to find fault, rather suggest the improvements as a way to enhance their performance. Fault finding is easy, encouraging someone to do better is not. Platitudes can be mouthed by anyone but only a genuine leader can give the correct kind of emotional support. You should only offer emotional support and should not yourself become the support.

If there are obstructions on the path to their advancement it is your duty to help remove them. After all you are also their manager and not just their coach. You can advice them on ways to remove these obstructions. Your guidance is necessary for them. Be gentle when you are advising them. Do not be harsh.

If you have attended management training classes then you would have had a session on leadership. A good leader knows the importance of “Action speaks louder than words”. If you want your team members to work to reach their goal, then you have to show them the way. Not by telling them how to do it but by showing how to do it. Tell them which part of their behavior or performance should be changed to show better results. Tell them how to do it.

All this advice that you have given is going to be useless if the team member is not committed to make those changes. It is your duty to ensure that the person or people are committed to making these changes. Explain to them the reasons that it is necessary for them to make this change. Tell them the benefits, if they make the change.

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* Leadership and Management Training
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* Communication Skills Training
* Conflict Management Training
* Time Management Training
* Goal Setting Training

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* The training style is practical, interactive and keeps the delegates involved throughout the whole training. (No dead spots).
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* The course material is written to satisfy the practical day-to-day problems and questions of leader managers, not the demands of a certification body (which may not relate to the managers actual needs).
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Their courses are designed to give you both an effective theory together with the practical skills necessary to put the theory into practice. If you would like to organise your management training and development now, contact to them to choose the best solution for you.