Business Training: How to Teach Your Team What You Know
When initially learning to drive you didn’t just jump in and speed off. At least I certainly hope not! Someone was showing you the ropes…with one foot on the safety brake, right?
Similarly, no employee is going to perfect their tasks without some business training. Now, much of what your team learns will come from your example. What did your example teach them today? Scary thought.
But you can also be a more active participant. You can control what and how they learn. Watch this short video to discover my three-step, no-nonsense training method!
Action Steps:
Teach others through a three-step process:
Demonstration
Practice
Observe
Keep business training constructive through a 2:1 ratio of positive and critical feedback.
Tell us how YOU teach employees in the comment section below.
Principles to Learn:
Regardless of career choice, we’re all teachers to some degree.
Successful managers and leaders teach employees on-the-job skills.
Business training doesn’t need to be complex, just consistent.
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Published on October 09, 2013 09:01
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Dave Crenshaw has appeared in TIME magazine, Forbes, SIRIUS XM Radio, and the BBC News. His first book, The Myth of Multitasking: How ‘Doing It All’ Gets Nothing Done, has been published in six languages and is a time management best seller. His latest book, Invaluable: The Secret to Becoming Irreplaceable, is also an organizational behavior and motivational bestseller. Dave has helped thousands of clients worldwide harness chaos, get focused, and build invaluable businesses. www.DaveCrenshaw.com
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