How to Manage Resources Training Course

This Managing Resources Training Course was designed for your people to learn the world’s best practice in running departments with less resources. Assist your team to keep their heads above water, stay motivated, and leave the office with a sense of accomplishment every day.

Learn world’s best practice and behaviours for leaner departments. Whenever you lose people in a department, you lose the ability to complete tasks. Before long, the department is in catch-up mode and is not operating at optimal effectiveness. And of course, let’s look at some of the finite resources that are getting used. Can you make some changes that will benefit planet earth?

Our company is in the running to win a circular economy award for some of the small changes that we’ve made to eradicate environmental waste.

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Key Learning Outcomes

By the end of this tailored How to Manage Resources course, participants will possess the skills to:

Prioritise and plan the workload.
Tackle low morale head on and keep the department motivated.
Break down communication silos.
Set an interim strategy.
Remove role ambiguity and double ups.
Build team synergies.
Learn active listening skills and questioning skills to avoid miscommunications.
Agree a fresh beginning.
Build resilience into the team and promote a ‘can-do’ attitude.
Set an interim performance and behavioural charter for your department.
Learn to say “No” to tasks that cannot be completed and/or are not a priority for your department.
Build a department culture of open and honest feedback.
Build leaner processes and question existing processes.
Agree alternative work flow diversion tactics.
Maintain energy levels.
Recognise and celebrate victories.
Remain positive (it’s a proven to increase productivity).
Engage your people and keep them in the loop.

Course Description

This course will help your team embed new behaviours to run their departments more effectively. They will complete tasks more seamlessly and will also have greater clarity on what the organisation expects from them.

Symptoms of leaner departments

An increase in the amount of email per person.
More time spent on reporting.
More calls received out of hours (particularly for organisations with global offices).
Increased fatigue and loss of concentration.
Demoralised staff.
Greyer reporting lines.
Increased activity of covering up errors.

**At the conclusion of these tailored How to Manage Resources workshops, your participants will**

Be equipped with world’s best practices in the area.
Have a toolkit of situational tools to use.
Apply practical ideas and solutions to current projects.

Who have Preferred Training Networks Trained?

Boeing, Borders, Russell Kennedy, ANZ, BHP Billiton, Fosters, CASA, BNP Paribas, Dept of Transport, Esanda, CSIRO, Goldman Sachs JB Were, AIRC, Portfolio Partners, OPP, State Trustees, VGSO, Leaseplan, Mills Oakley, Legal Aid, Dept of Justice, Judicial College, Shell, Babcock & Brown, Lend Lease, Pitcher Partners, Beca

**Benefits of running our in-house How to Manage Resources course**

Managing Change – Some departments are 100% confident their department cannot run effectively with fewer people. This course helps your people deal with change and maintain productivity.

Staying Positive – Sagging morale levels are often related to less staff. This course helps everyone to agree that remaining positive is a more rewarding behaviour and reduces levels of anxiety.

A breath of fresh air – For every problem, there is an opportunity. Maybe this is the optimal time to re-examine existing processes and identify and remove any inefficiencies

Clarifying Roles – The number one cause of conflict in departments is role ambiguity. With less resources, this may be an ideal time to rewrite job descriptions and departmental objectives.

Breaking down communication silos – Some interdepartmental processes are seamless and others are not. With fewer resources, you need to ensure information flows transparently and get rid of any bottlenecks.

How to Manage Resources Program Details

Fox maximum effectiveness, it is recommended that this course be conducted in-house.

Group Size: An ideal group size is 5–12 participants.
Venue: For your convenience, you can choose to conduct this program at your premises. Alternatively, we can provide a training venue at an additional cost.
Duration: Each program can be adapted to meet your requirements.
Cost: Upon request.
Target Audience: Departmental Staff (preferably from the same department).

If you would like more information on this training program, please contact us at 1300 323 752 or email: [email protected]

What you receive within 24 hours at no cost:

A program outline.
A bio of a proposed trainer, with a proven track record.
Training cost.
Possible training dates (if requested).