Monday, April 13, 2009

Putting the breaks on Conflict

Would anyone buy a business without seeing a Profit and Loss Statement and buy it on a gut feeling?
Of course not…it’s an objective opportunity to review the strengths and weaknesses of the business, review cost structures and determine weather or not there can be long-term success.
So why with all the talk about how important people are to the organization, do organizations hire, promote, reorganize etc…without completely understanding the strengths, weaknesses, motivations, interests and relationship factors of their executives and managers. The tools/assessment methods available allow you to develop a people P&L for greater organizational success.

One of the great benefits of collecting this data is the opportunity to understand individual differences and to create more productive working relationships.

For example: A company has just reorganized and now John reports to Sally. They have three significant differences: How they prefer to be incentivized and their approach to incentives, their success/challenge orientation and how they express or deal with feeling and their need for emotional expressiveness.

Sample Report
Click here for a sample report

The sample “Differences to Watch” report will show you the value in understanding these differences before the relationship begins, the potential negative behavior associated with the differences and the positive solutions to avoid misunderstanding, conflict and unwanted turnover.

This valuable tool is used for hiring and selection, on-boarding, conflict resolution, succession planning etc. and is a part “Best Practices” for the people centric organization.

For greater insight, call Peter Capodice at 941-906-1990.

About Capodice & AssociatesFrom a dynamic blend of professional search talent, to the most comprehensive assessment tools on the market, Capodice & Associates gives you peace of mind knowing your next hire will be a long-term success.

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