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Management PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
Performance
Development Group (PDG) offers comprehensive Management Development training and coaching designed specifically for automotive retail managers.
It’s customized to your specific needs rather than being pre-packaged, off-the-shelf. There is no additional charge for this.
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The distinguishing characteristics of PDG Management Performance Improvement: simplified models, actionable skills with lots of practice, job aids, experiential learning and follow-up coaching after training (email, telephone or in-person). It’s not what people know but what they can do that counts – we make sure they can do it!
Length: Each unit below is ½ day (3+ hours). Two can be combined
to create full training days. Or they can be run twice in one
day to accommodate your work situation.
NOTE: M100 workshops are added as needed to meet current business challenges:
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| M100a |
Meeting the Challenges of a Tough Market |
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Determining your dealership’s challenges |
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Tips, "best practices" and innovative solutions on
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Keep people positive and focused |
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Take advantage of opportunities |
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Reduce expenses |
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Taking effective action to implement needed changes |
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“To Do” list from the workshop (w/ optional follow-up phone coaching) |
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| M100b |
Improving Profits in Your Department |
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Analyzing your operation to determine where are you doing well; where are the opportunities |
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For each opportunity we share |
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Tips, “best practices” and innovative solutions |
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Take advantage of opportunities |
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Reduce expenses |
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Taking effective action to implement needed changes |
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“To Do” list from the workshop (w/ optional follow-up phone coaching) |
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| M100c |
Aligning Staffing with Business Needs |
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Analysis of the current staffing situation – what staffing level is appropriate |
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Deciding where to cut, where to combine, where to out-source |
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Choosing the ‘right” people to retain and to release |
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Making the tough decisions based upon the “right” criteria |
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Taking effective action to implement needed changes |
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“To Do” list from the workshop (w/ optional follow-up phone coaching) |
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| MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT |
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| M101 |
Psychology of Leadership |
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CARS© Behavioral Self-Assessment
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How you “fit” with your job |
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How people “fit” with their jobs |
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Playing to people’s strengths |
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Managing around their weaknesses |
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Leading others to greater achievement |
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Coaching based on individual style |
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| M102 |
Communication Skills for Managers |
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Questioning and active listening |
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Open, closed, clarifying questions |
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Type of communication: email, voicemail,
one-on-one, meetings |
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Choosing the most appropriate method |
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Features extensive skills practice to drive home the key skill sets |
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Tailored to the managers’ current challenges |
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| M103 |
Performance Based Management |
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Establishing performance expectations |
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Setting standards and objectives |
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Delegation and accountability |
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Monitoring Performance: Measuring Results |
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| M104 |
Coaching to Improve Performance |
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Determining the coaching need and setting up positive performance coaching |
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Strengths-based coaching |
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Ask-Add coaching model |
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With practice to drive home key skill sets |
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Reinforcing positive performance changes and redirecting performance as needed |
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| M105 |
Building a Great Team |
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Team Dynamics (optionally: PDP TeamScan™) |
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Roadblocks to effective teamwork |
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Conflict resolutions |
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Driving team performance (recognition, rewards) |
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| M106 |
Creating a Great Place to Work |
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Creating a highly productive work environment |
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Understanding work environment dynamics |
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Motivating people to great performance |
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Strengths-based motivational techniques |
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Retention — building a core of greatness |
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Psychology of change |
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Using this to your advantage |
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Overcoming resistance to change |
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Effectively and efficiently making changes work |
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Practice of key skill sets to drive them home |
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Finding “the best” people |
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Extensively increasing the number of qualified applicants |
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Screening techniques to make sure they’re
“the best” |
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Using assessments (optionally: PDP JobScan™) |
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Interviewing techniques that work (and are legal) |
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Features extensive skills practice to drive home the key skill sets |
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Bring new people on board quickly and effectively |
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| M109 |
Aligning Actions with Outcomes |
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Alignment of key business outcomes |
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Productivity, Profitability, Customer Satisfaction, Team Member Retention |
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Connecting actions to outcomes |
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Monitoring Performance: Measuring Results |
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Coaching to achieve the right outcomes |
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| M110 |
Linking Processes with People |
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Process management |
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Aligning work and processes to produce the greatest results |
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Dynamics of putting people into processes |
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Coaching to make it all work |
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Continual improvement |
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Establishing a true “kaizen” rich environment |
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| M111 |
Rewards, Recognition, Compensation |
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Understanding how each works |
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How to use what people seek to drive their
behaviors in the right direction |
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Linking efforts to results |
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Monitoring and measuring |
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Blending the three to drive high performance |
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Knowing when to “tweak” each one most effectively |
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| M112 |
Managing Using Feedback |
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What “feedback” you need to be an effective manager |
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Staying “tuned in” |
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Using VOC, VOP2 – Voice of the Customer, Voice of the Process, Voice of the People |
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Taking effective action |
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Using feedback with your people to make necessary changes |
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| M113 |
Building a Stable Sales Force |
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Identifying what you’re trying to achieve |
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What works in your sales culture |
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Taking action to build stability |
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Recruiting, hiring, development, retention |
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Maintaining high performance with a stable sales force |
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| M114 |
Maintaining Excellent Performance |
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Leadership versus management |
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Knowing the difference and accomplishing both |
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Proactive “laissez-faire” and intervention |
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Knowing when to “leave things alone” and when to get involved |
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Continual improvement |
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Creating a culture of “kaizen” |
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| M115 |
Management Skills for New Managers |
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What new managers need to know to be successful |
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The “basics” of highly effective managers |
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Making the transition to management |
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Avoiding the typical pitfalls of new managers |
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Establishing a Management Development Plan |
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Getting on the path to greatness |
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| M116 |
Marketing in the New Millennium |
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Marketing versus advertising |
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Knowing the difference and using each effectively |
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Creating and maintaining customer loyalty |
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Turning “customers” into “clients” |
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Maximizing advertising effectiveness |
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Getting the biggest “bang for your buck” |
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| OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT SERIES |
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| M117 |
Managing Your Inventories for Best Results |
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Principles and best practices of inventory management |
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Adapted specifically for the automotive business |
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Managing physical inventories (cars, parts) |
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JIT principles in action |
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Managing work flow |
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Managing “time and effort” as an inventory |
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| M118 |
Operations: Making It All Go Smoothly |
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Building the basis for smooth operations |
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Defining your organization approach |
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Establishing operational directives and guidelines |
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Knowing when to dictate, when to encourage “flexibility” |
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Putting it all together |
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Taking action to get and keep things running smoothing |
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| M119 |
Managing for Maximum ROhI© |
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How to get the most “Return On your human Investment” |
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(Optional: using PDP ProScan™, TeamScan™, JobScan™ ) |
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Developing people for higher performance |
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Creating highly engaged team members |
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Making your organization “THE place to work!” |
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Have them lining up at the door |
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