6 Pointers for Running an Effective Supervisor Training Program
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Curt Barry
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5. Coaching. In larger environments, coaching is done at the manager level. But in smaller organizations, where there may not be the availability of management time, first-line supervisors are often expected to possess some, if not all, of these skills. What’s your system for coaching workers?
6. All the other stuff. There are a plethora of topics that supervisors need to be well-versed in. Everything from Equal Opportunity, OSHA, EPA and hazardous chemicals, and so on. What does your company need to develop and keep up-to-date here?
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