Teleconference Leader
Principal Trainer: Rob Voyle
- Episcopal priest
- Psychologist
- Executive Coach
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Humorous, and Healing
approach to training
The Appreciative Way
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The Appreciative Way, is
Rob and Kim Voyle's synthesis of:
- The practice and philosophy of Appreciative Inquiry
- The work of Milton Erickson and his students
- Positive Psychology
- Compassion as the agent of transformation
- Contemplative Spirituality
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Appreciative Performance Reviews
Creating a Culture of Excellence and Celebration
A Teleconference for Leaders and Staff Supervisors
Four 90 minute sessions: Tuesday: March 25, April 2, 8, 15, 2008.
Time: 9 am Pacific 12 noon Eastern.
Cost: $150. Participants are responsible for distance telephone costs.
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Program Perspective
We often think of performance reviews as ways to deal with problem employees. However that just creates a problem chasing a problem and in the process the effective performers are neglected and ultimately demotivated. In this tele-class you will learn appreciative strategies to enrich your entire staff and create a sustainable culture of excellence.
Appreciative performance reviews are to
enrich and help the good get better
and empower the weak to get stronger.
Program Outline
- Session 1, March 25
Creating a culture of excellence and celebration
Reinventing performance reviews
Paying attention to outcomes not intentions
Helping the good get better and the weak get stronger
- Session 2, April 1
Designing and leading a staff retreat to discover:
Core purpose
Values
Motivated skills and abilities
- Session 3, April 8
Creating an individualized performance goal
Delegating by aligning strengths with tasks
Getting buy in from staff
Creating just-in-time review processes
- Session 4, April 15
From Evaluation to Valuation
Creating appreciative inquiry review protocols
Staying resourceful in the midst of challenges
Ensuring sustainability
Learning Objectives
- To provide participants with a viable life-giving alternative to the demoralizing aspects of many current performance review processes.
- To provide participants with the specific tools and processes they need to establish performance goals in the pursuit of excellence.
- To provide participants with appreciative strategies to value performance and discover resources to enrich and empower the people they supervise.
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The Challenge
Typical employee performance reviews often lead to demoralizing staff rather than inspiring and helping employees be their best. Management expert Edward Demings described the problem this way:
The worst thing in American business is the annual performance appraisal. It evokes fear and robs workers of the right to pride in their workmanship...
The Solution
To create a learning culture committed and equipped to create continual growth and development that enriches the lives of the employees as they help the organization fulfill its purpose and mission.
To create a better work place we don't need better people; we just need to help the people we have, discover and be their best.
What People Say
Rob Voyle has an amazing ability to frame and express Appreciative
Inquiry for all of us.
Christopher Szecsey, Senior Associate Social Impact, Inc.
I'm particularly grateful for Rob's generosity in helping me "fine-tune" the retreat I led. His materials and ideas were incredibly helpful and hospitable. I've never known a practitioner to be so unselfish in passing them along to others.
Thomas Wray church Consultant.
After 45 years in the pastoral ministry and attending three events led by Rob Voyle, I have finally learned a better way to help church leaders help themselves and the people they serve.
John Wilkerson, Director: Church Leadership Coaching & Consulting
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