Motivating Your Workforce
It’s no secret that employees who feel valued and recognized for their work are more motivated, responsible, and productive. On May 28, Profiles Asia Pacific will offer a public Motivation Training seminar that will equip participants with the tools to motivate and inspire your workforce. This is a busy one-day workshop to help supervisors and managers create a more dynamic, loyal, and energized workplace. This program is designed specifically to help busy managers and supervisors understand what employees want and to provide them with a starting point for creating champions.
Participants will discover how fear and desire affect employee motivation, explore ways to create a motivational climate, and design a motivating job. The seminar will also investigate common motivational theories and how to apply them, as well as when to use the carrot, the whip, and the plant.
Course Outline
- What is motivation?
- Supervising and motivation
- Motivational theories
- The carrot, the whip, and the plant
- Fear and desire
- Setting goals
- The role of values
- Creating a motivational climate
- The expectancy theory
Register online at Profilesasiapacific.com. The seminar fee is 3,500PHP and includes instruction by an expert facilitator in a small interactive class setting, specialized student workbook and course materials, personalized certificate of completion, snacks and lunch, and a complimentary Profiles Performance Indicator Assessment.
The Profiles Performance Indicator Assessment Tool is a DISC personality-style employee performance test, which is used to understand employees’ behavioral characteristics and to use this knowledge to increase performance of employees. This assessment also provides recommendations for improving employee performance. Recommendations include: how to respond to job-related stress, frustration and conflict; how to stimulate employee motivation; how to conduct effective performance appraisal; and how to determine whether the employee is internally motivated or will need external stimulation.
The Motivational Training seminar will be led by Ms. Imelda Celestina Lee Monsale. Monsale has twenty-three years of experience in designing and implementing behavioral training modules, administering psychological assessment, counseling clients with behavioral and emotional disorders, and conducting various research studies in the different fields of psychology. She is an Instructor for Personal Transformation and a consultant of corporate companies where she renders her expertise in training and counseling to address concerns that affect employees’ productivity and well-being. Monsale has completed all the coursework for a Ph.D. program in Guidance and Counseling at the University of the Philippines Diliman.
