DEVELOPMENT Reporter: Celestial C. Andrada Subject: Human Resource Management Course: Master in Business Administration Challenge:
Please write in one sentence
definition of “management” What is Management Development?
“ is a planned and integrated effort of training
and developing manager’s skills and competencies.” Why we need management development?
Low staff morale
High staff turnover Staff aren’t developed Staff aren’t motivated Staff don’t communicate What are the goals of Management Development? To facilitate the acquisition of knowledge To change attitudes To change behavior Steps in Conducting Management Development Program Needs Analysis- the first step in establishing a management development program to determine what areas of development are needed. (Types of Needs Analysis) Selection of Candidates- (create selection committee with guidelines and criteria) Assessing candidates developmental needs- conduct Performance Based Evaluation and use Assessment Centers- (Activity) Development of MDP strategies- (Management Development Strategies); (example of Management Development Plan Process) Monitoring of management development progress of individuals- create a checklist whether or not the individuals undergoing development program have achieved. Types of Needs Analysis Organizational Analysis Person Analysis Work/Task Analysis Performance Analysis Content Analysis Training Suitability Analysis Cost Benefit Analysis Management Development Strategies 1. In-house strategies Rotation Small project Attending special departmental meetings Heading a task force Providing training Developing a manual/Writing procedures Attending in-house training and development programs Coaching Mentoring 2. Outside the organization Attending external training and development programs Joining professional organizations and attending conferences Acting as consultant to a project Speaking at conferences Activity Let’s say that you have an opening for a supervisor in your laboratory and you decide to promote an internal candidate into the position. Your choices are: • Sally, who has worked for you for 17 years and is a great technologist — always prompt, current on the latest technology, easy to get along with, and good with customers • Jane, who has worked for you eight years, is a competent technologist, sometimes challenges your positions, is a little too sociable for her own good, knows a lot of people in the organization, and has asked about becoming a supervisor Management Development Plan Process