Executive/Personal Assistants, Managers or Members of Staff whose job is to assist senior executives in the company, who
● Want to be Even More Effective
● Want to Increase their Contribution to their Company
● Want Promotion
● Aspire to be Middle and Senior Managers
“Every ‘knowledge worker’ in a modern organisation is an ‘executive’. Their job is to perform and to obtain results for their organisation.”
- “The Effective Executive” by renowned management guru, Peter Drucker
Effectiveness involves:
● Managing Your Time
● Focusing Your Efforts on the Contributions You Can Make to Your Organisation
● Identifying Your Strengths and Building on Them
● Identifying the Most Important Tasks and Focusing On Them
● Effective Decision Making
The Objectives of the Workshop are to show you how to develop a set of “self management” skills e.g. making plans for your personal life and work life, so that you will become even more focused on your priorities:
1) Develop skills to help your boss achieve more and to get results; to get action at work in less time
2) Prioritise effectively and manage time successfully
3) Become a better communicator and problem-solver
4) Develop strategies to work with your boss and other managers who all make demands on your time
5) Increase your assertiveness to help you get your job done
This Workshop is specially designed to help you deal with the growing role of an Executive/Personal Assistant in the modern day office. It has been very popular both locally and outside Hong Kong. Since 2007, the Workshop has been run in Tokyo and Hong Kong with local and overseas delegates from Shanghai, Chongqing, Guangdong, Taipei and Korea. The Workshop is conducted by an experienced, British Communication Consultant who specialises in Management and Business Communication Skills for both expatriate and local executives. Major organisations where he has led workshops include Swire, HSBC, Hongkong Land, the Hospital Authority and Walmart-China. He has been running his own business for the last eighteen years. Previous to that, he has held senior management posts in the public and private sector.
