Lack of Basic Skill of Assistant Supervisors

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Lack of Basic Skill of Assistant Supervisors by Mind Map: Lack of Basic Skill of Assistant Supervisors

1. Lack of Formal Training

1.1. lack of basic skills

1.2. inadequate experience

1.2.1. lack in professional knowledge in telecommunications

1.3. increase in absenteeism

1.4. decrease in prodctivity

1.5. poor work performance

2. Lack of Incetives

2.1. Absenteeism

2.1.1. supervisors lack professional knowledge

3. Pressure Points

3.1. May signal need for training

3.1.1. Customer Dissatisfaction

3.1.2. New Products Innovations

3.1.3. New Technology

3.1.3.1. unclear learning outcomes

3.1.3.2. complaints from staff around ICT system

3.1.4. Higher Performance Standards

3.1.4.1. decrease in profit

3.1.4.1.1. wrong discounts being offered

3.1.5. Customer Dissatisfaction

4. A.S Role

4.1. new role

4.2. to help agents

4.3. technical help & support

4.4. on job training with new IT system

4.5. not being fulfilled

5. Solutions

5.1. compulsory workshops weekly

5.2. collaborative workspace

5.2.1. collaborative learning

5.2.1.1. group learning

5.2.1.1.1. formulise tasks

6. Training Methods

6.1. External

6.1.1. external organisations

6.1.1.1. research

6.1.1.1.1. specific training needs

6.2. Internal

6.2.1. exact training needed

6.2.1.1. reoccuring

6.2.1.1.1. capital

6.2.1.1.2. time

6.2.1.1.3. labour investment

6.3. Presentation Method

6.3.1. Lecture

6.4. Hands on Method

6.4.1. Simulation

6.5. Realistic training environments

6.5.1. identitcal elements

6.5.2. stimulus variability

6.5.3. high fidelity

7. Agents

7.1. no induction

7.1.1. on job training

7.1.1.1. cheaper

7.1.1.2. cost effiecent

7.1.1.3. quicker

8. Transfer of Learning

8.1. learned knowledge, skills, abilites applied in workforce

8.1.1. Platforms

8.1.2. Processes

8.1.3. Structures

8.1.4. Specialised Managers

9. Problem with Training

9.1. disregarded

9.2. band-aid solutions

9.2.1. ineffective training strategy

9.2.2. resources wasted

9.2.3. train, test, set free!

9.3. Workplace Climate

9.3.1. participation in training

9.3.2. application in workplace

9.3.2.1. new employees

9.3.2.1.1. old employees

9.3.2.1.2. new method

9.3.3. irrelevant content

9.3.4. trainers poor respected

10. Optimal Learning

10.1. Application of Learning

10.1.1. Multiple Players

10.1.1.1. not just trainee's responsiblity

10.1.2. collaborative learning

10.1.2.1. team

10.1.2.1.1. share what is learnt in team meetings

10.1.3. managers

10.1.3.1. promote suppotive environment

10.1.3.1.1. trainees apply learning

10.1.4. employees

10.1.4.1. measured

10.1.4.1.1. apply in right context

10.2. Timeframes

10.2.1. goals/targets acheived

10.3. Measure "return" on training

11. Transfer of Training

11.1. Trainee Characteristics

11.1.1. Cognitive Ability

11.1.1.1. More successful

11.1.1.1.1. processing

11.1.1.1.2. retaining

11.1.1.1.3. applying

11.1.1.1.4. aquiring

11.1.1.1.5. complex ideas

11.1.2. Self-efficiency

11.1.2.1. High

11.1.2.1.1. exert additional effort to meet challenge

11.1.2.2. Low

11.1.2.2.1. lessen/discontinue effort

11.1.3. Motivation