Understanding the work context

Area:

Cognitive Area

Competence:

Context awareness and innovation orientation

Duration:

42m

Level:

Beginner

Trainer:

Cognitive Area Dr. Renato Votta

Trainer:

Mr. Renato Votta

Notes

Goals:

Understanding rules and procedures of the context in which work activity takes place. Having clear tasks and expectations and defining operational strategies to improve their full understanding. Correctly identifying stakeholders within one's own work context. Having the ability to adapt to changing situations in activities and procedures, if required.

Plan:

1. WORK CONTEXT, TASKS AND EXPECTATIONS

Understand the rules and procedures of the context in which the work activity takes place

Context awareness

Application of procedures

Operational strategies to develop understanding of internal rules and procedures

Benefits for the organization and for the employee

Having clear tasks and expectations

Role Expectations

Definition of tasks

Communication

Role within the team

Operational strategies to improve full understanding of tasks and expectations

Benefits for the organization and for the employee

2. RECOGNIZE THE CORRECT INTERLOCUTORS AND SHOW ADAPTABILITY

Correctly identifying stakeholders within one's own reference context

Identification of stakeholders

Operational suggestions

Multichannel communication

Active listening

Ask appropriate questions

Analyze the situation

Ability to adapt to changing situations in activities and procedures, if required

Openness to change

Mental agility

Continuous learning

Effective communication

Importance of adaptability

Benefits for the organization and for the employee

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Target audience

Private and public sector employees across all roles and professional profiles
Managers, directors, executives, middle managers, department heads, officials, team leaders
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Collaborators, consultants, trainees, interns
Students, unemployed individuals, job seekers

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People applying for public sector recruitment processes and competitive examinations

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Develop cognitive, emotional, relational, organizational, achievement and management skills

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