travis perkins evolve
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The conclusions and
recommendations from
the survey were:
New areas of focus going forward
Analysis of the 2010 data has
shown that, our secondary
improvement areas have become
more impactful in terms of driving
employee engagement:
Leadership
Focus on providing a model
of engaging leadership that is:
credible (trusted and respected);
aligned to the business (with
a clear vision of where the
business is going); and inspiring
Currently, just one-in-two leaders
in the business are seen to
demonstrate all of these qualities
Look at where the performance
varies within the business and
introduce knowledge-sharing
and best practice leadership
models
Senior management and leadership:
An engaging leadership model
Inspiring
56%
Trust and
Respect
67%(+12vs. 2007)
Clear Vision
73%(+5vs. 2007)
50% of Travis
Perkins leaders
demonstrate all
three leadership
attributes
Senior
management
in my business
are trusted and
respected by
colleagues
Senior management
in any business
provide inspiring
leadership
Senior
management in
my business have
a clear vision
of where the
business is going
The conclusions and
recommendations from
the survey were:
New areas of focus going forward
Analysis of the 2010 data has
shown that, our secondary
improvement areas have become
more impactful in terms of driving
employee engagement:
Leadership
Focus on providing a model
of engaging leadership that is:
credible (trusted and respected);
aligned to the business (with
a clear vision of where the
business is going); and inspiring
Currently, just one-in-two leaders
in the business are seen to
demonstrate all of these qualities
Look at where the performance
varies within the business and
introduce knowledge-sharing
and best practice leadership
models
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It’s about getting the balance right!
I = the Individual: Behaviours Attitude Skills Experience Freedom to innovate
O = the Organisation: Systems Policies Procedures ‘Culture’
Some businesses are very process driven, so the O is a lot larger than the I
This is a huge change and some people may become uncomfortable with having to manage when there is not a clear process on how to get there as they were used to in the past.
Their foundations are built on process and standardisation. Some of these organisations are moving more towards explaining an end result and allowing the Individual to decide how they get there.
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Other Organisations have more autonomy, so the I is biggerThese businesses see a need to bring in some process to make life easier, such as new systems. This is just as big a change for them as the changes faced by the ‘O’ managers. Some people may struggle with parts of that autonomy being ‘taken away’ from them.
The O will fl ux from time to time – there may be a need for the Organisation to be bigger, and on occasion there will be the need for the I to grow and come up with ideas, innovation and also make mistakes to be able to move forward. It is all about getting the balance right.
Organisations work best when there is a good match between their systems and structures and the capabilities of their workforce
Large, highly structured organisations that rely on a sizeable and often dispersed workforce to deliver a consistent quality of product or service create systems and structures that are designed to limit and control the Individual initiative of the workforce
These organisations are being forced to change these structures and systems quite radically. This change is being
driven by factors such as – greater expectations of personal and individual experience from their customer, also by legislative and economic factors such as the need to deliver more with less resource
As a result, these organisations are embracing and devising new methods that demand more from their workforce. In order for them to succeed, they need the workforce to shift their established behaviour in order to become more responsive and responsible, and capable of taking the initiative
It is believed that to succeed, they will have to develop in a way that enables their workforce to expand in their personal role. This means stepping away from structures and systems and starting with the individual, providing them with a new mind-set
It means working to expand the abilities and horizons of the workforce, by equipping them with a greater sense of ownership and responsibility for their actions. Building levels of confi dence and belief in their own potential and enabling them to engage more readily and effectively
Don’t forget – in your workplace you are the O!!
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Being an effective leader begins with... YOU!
Leadership is not so much about technique and methods as it is about opening your heart. Leadership is about inspiration –
of oneself and of others. Great leadership is about human experience. Leadership is a
human activity that comes from the heart and considers the hearts of others.
It is an attitude, not a routine.
Lance Secretan
Evolve is an in-role development initiative for all Managers, enabling access to tools, ideas and shared best practices from around the Group.
You are all on the starting blocks…it is up to you how far and how fast you run!!
This means understanding who you are, how you operate and how you can take your capabilities to the next level.
evolve overview
Programme Objectives To meet the ongoing demands
and changes within our Business
To deliver continuous improvement and even greater value to our business
Gain the skills and practical tools to lead our teams and increase sales, productivity and profi t
Grow and develop in a way that suits individual needs and learning styles
Workshop overview The role you play in evolving
our business Core skills to enable you to
drive team performance Using effective delegation to increase productivity
Setting great expectations for your team
Giving clear feedback Using learning styles to effectively develop others
Create your own personal development plan
What do you love about being a Manager?
What are your expectations for the programme?
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Individuals with a preference for Fiery Red energy…
Are active and move in a positive and fi rm direction
Have a strong determination that infl uences those
that they interact with
Are single-minded and determined in their focus on
results
Approach others in a direct and straightforward
manner
Seek an outcome that is specifi c and tangible
Individuals with a preference for Sunshine Yellow
energy…
Radiate enthusiasm and encourage participation
Enjoy and seek the company of others
Approach others in a persuasive, engaging and
inviting manner
Have a desire to be involved
Like to be noticed and appreciated for their
contributions
Bad Day Good Day Bad Day Good Day
PositiveAffi rmative
BoldAssertive
Cheerful
UpliftingSpiritedBuoyant
Aggresive
Controlling
DrivingOverbearing
Intolerant
Excitable
FranticIndiscreet
Flamboyant
Hasty
When have you use a
Fiery Red approach?
When have you used a
Sunshine Yellow approach?
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Leadership can be challenging and in pressure situations you may not always be at your best and some of your less desirable or ‘bad day’ behaviours may emerge.
Consider a situation where your leadership was not effective. Which colour energies did you draw on?
In a similar situation, now what could you do differently?
Colour energies in Leadership
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To be an effective leader you need to be able to draw on all of the 4 colour energies.A leader who does not use fi ery red energy may lack focus and direction. They may be reluctant to make decisions and can be slow to take action. They may wait for others to compel them into action showing little initiative or drive.
A leader who does not use sunshine yellow energy may not get stuck in as part of a team. They can be viewed as overly task focused and are unlikely to engage others in making decisions. They may be rigid and lack the fl exibility to change course when required.
A leader who does not use earth green energy may fi nd it diffi cult to be empathetic, considerate or respect others’ choices. They may focus too much on the immediate issues and lack consideration to wider context.
A leader who does not use cool blue energy may be disorganised and unstructured. They may make decisions without thinking of the consequences or may not consider detail to be important but focus solely on the big picture.
How are you going to plug your gaps and use some of the energy you don’t normally use?
What benefi t will this have?23
your journey continues…
In the fi rst module we looked at tips and tools for you to use to make the life of a Manager a little less stressful.
By delegating to team members, it not only involves, develops and engages them – it also releases more time for you to improve your business.
You were also introduced to the 4 Learning Styles
ActivistTheorist
What impact or benefi t have these changes had?
Since attending Module 1 –
what 3 things have you done differently?
1.
2.
3.
Knowing what your learning style is and what your team members styles are, should help the way you get your team involved in tasks and development opportunities.
Pragmatist
Refl ector
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evolve is the new In-role Development Programme for our Branch and Store Managers and will be open to all businesses within the Group.
All Branch and Store Managers will be eligible to take part in the programme over time although we will need to prioritise Managers in the early days as we get the programmes up and running.
In the fi rst instance RDs/RCs will nominate the Managers to participate in evolve based on PDP discussions and their position within the 9 Box Grid – priority will be given to those in boxes 2 & 3.
The invitation process will take the form of a ‘Welcome Pack’ containing a letter from their MD inviting them to commence their evolve learning journey. Also included will be access arrangements
to the learning tools, materials and programmes available.
This will be an exciting learning journey that will strengthen the capability of our Managers and
ensure they have the knowledge and skills to successfully navigate the changes and
challenges our business is facing.
evolve needs YOU!As an RD/RC you need to be an advocate of evolve and the backbone to its success.
You will have quarterly PDP discussions with your Managers providing support, guidance and feedback through the early stages of their learning. As they become familiar with the programme you will encourage them to take personal ownership and responsibility for their learning and for driving their own PDP.
In short you will:
Offer continuous support.
Give and receive honest and constructive feedback.
Challenge ineffective behaviours.
Lead by example.
Champion evolve.
Why is evolve being introduced?
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Coaching Your Team
Negotiation
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RD/RC Support
Many of the Development Programmes available in our business have focused on the transition from one role to another. Whilst this is important, it is now time to expand this focus to develop those who are already in position.
A key principle of evolve will be to reach all areas of development that a Manager may require – from Sales to Health & Safety to Communication skills.
evolve will do as it’s name suggests, evolve our Managers to deliver continuous improvement and evolve to meet the on-going demands and changes within our business. It will provide practical ideas, knowledge and skills to help Managers lead their teams, increase sales, productivity and profi tability.
evolve will engage learners and provide the tools for the trade!
Branch and Store Managers
Employee Engagement
– what is it?
Client Travis Perkins Project
for Managers – Key principles
evolve will be innovative in its design, utilising a variety of learning approaches to minimise time away from the day job. We want to enable individuals to grow and develop in a way that suits their needs and individual learning styles whilst adding real value to the way they lead their business.
We will be exploring ways of using technology to increase the range of learning methods available. This could mean learning through CDs, Webinars, Podcasts and other methods that accelerate learning.
By holding regular meetings and development discussions with your Managers you can help them to select optional modules that address their needs. As evolve will be linked to career paths, this will help them to evolve into the Manager or business leader they want to be and support their progression within the Group.
... coming to the business in 2012 and beyond
In-role Development Programme for our Managers across the Group
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Why is evolve being introduced?
The In-role Development Programme
Leading and Managing Change
Impact and Infl uence
Stay Safe
Communication
Time Management
ER/HR
Recruitment & Selection
Coaching
Flex-Ability
Performance Management
Feedback
Infl uencing
Consultative Selling
Coaching Your Team
Negotiation
Merlin
Sales Process
Deal Manager
Management Accounts
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