http://www.slideshare.net/profjorge_entrep/
Other slideshare for INTENSIVE READING BY CMO, AND MARKETING STAFF (especially the new recruits!!)
N.B. For each of the topic, each of the above mentioned concerned staff must, under comments, post:
l.. What new thing did he learn from the slide;
2. Relation to what he knows all ready
3. How she or he will apply the things learned to his job/personal life?
EACH STAFF CONCERNED MUST COMMENT/SUMMARIZE AT LEAST ONE ARTICLE PER WEEK.
Communication:
http://www.slideshare.net/nusantara99/communication-skills-51895
Prospecting:
http://www.slideshare.net/dgwilwayco/prospecting-for-clients
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?q=prospecting&submit=post&commit=Search
Marketing/plan
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=header&q=marketing
Marketing by Philip Kotler(the book)
http://www.slideshare.net/taquilla/marketing-management-by-philip-kotler-719-slides
Marketing trends (2007)
http://www.slideshare.net/kameran/mtdc-2007-marketing-trends
Please read. Please add to your wisdom. WISDOM OVER WEALTH
profjorgeentrep
INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ReplyDeleteEverybody can be considered as an entrepreneur.
Being an entrepreneur does not only mean that you own a business. When you do things that can profit a lot of people or doing something amazing and sharing it with others, you are an entrepreneur.
more likely, being an entrepreneur means you are a dreamer, determined and dedicated to make impossible possible.
Christine Ann P. Payopay
CSS1, HGPMP
We can always be entrepreneur even we don’t run a business. Employee who is motivated, determined and use his/her ability or existing resources or with little resources and able to achieve his/her goals, wants or dreams is an entrepreneur.
ReplyDeleteMelanie G. Bautista
An entrepreneur is someone who creates his/her own business. An entrepreneur must have a passion for what he is doing. The important thing to remember is that he will hit lows during the start up that will make him question his decision. Belief in the success of his idea and his passion for it will keep him going. Entrepreneurs work hard and are extremely goal oriented. Along with the hard work, comes the ability to work without supervision.
ReplyDeleteJoe Ann T. Lacasandile
CSS1-HGLUMP
July 15, 2011
ReplyDeleteTo: Jorge U. Saguinsin
Senior Managing Director
Thru: Melanie G. Bautista
Cluster Head
From: Brendalyn G. Garcia
HGPMP
Subject: Reflection on Developing Effective Communication Skills
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Things Learned from the Article
1. 70% of mistakes in the workplace are the direct result of poor communication.
2. In giving/delivering good communication it must involve the six (6) C’s: clear, concise, correct, complete, courteous and concrete information/idea.
3. The real communication is the message received not the message intended.
4. One of the positive principles for cooperative communication is focusing on the solution not on the problem instead of saying “We’re out of paint for interment” say, ” I will purchase one pail at the store” .
Relationship to What I Already Know
Many of the problems occur in our organization are the direct result of people failing to communicate. Lack of communication or non communication persists despite of high tech equipments we have – cell phones, internet. Some problems occur like low productivity, misunderstandings, conflicts, damaged of personal or company image due to poor communication. We must gather good information with the use of our ears – listen actively and understand the message.
Communication is very important. It involves FAR (Focus, Attention and Reverence). So even just a replying to a text message would mean respect to the person who is carrying the message. We can say that communication is effective when the message is clear and well understood by the receiver and if there’s an action taken that leads to good result or achievement of what has planned.
What to Do Next:
1. Answer the phone with three (3) rings only, reply all text messages or acknowledge emails/Skype messages.
2. Understand the message and do what is being ordered.
3. Always emptying my cup and be an active listener at all times to avoid reworks and rejects.
4. Verify what is not being understood, don’t hesitate to ask questions.
July 15, 2011
ReplyDeleteTo: Jorge U. Saguinsin
Senior Managing Director
Thru: Melanie G. Bautista
Cluster Head
From: Christine Ann P. Payopay
CSS1-HGPMP
Subject:Reflection on Developing Effective Communication Skills
Things learned from the slide.
Upon reading the slide, I learned many things and considered this so helpful for me to develop my communication skills.
1. There’s the Six C of giving good information that we can use – Clear, Concise, Courteous, Complete, Correct, Concrete.
2. I have learned that studies tell 70 % of mistakes in the workplace are a direct result of poor communication.
3. Communication difficulties results to bad mood, failure to express alternative, not understanding others need and more often jumping into conclusions.
4. Being an active listener forces people to listen attentively to others. It avoids misunderstandings, as people have to confirm that they do really understand what another person has said and it tends to open people up, to get them to say more.
Relation to what I already know
Communication plays a big role in our lives, because everything we do is communication.
From a simple nod to a wave of a hand you are already communicating. We cannot express out thoughts and feelings without communicating. But communication is only effective once you understood what is being expressed to you. You should also know how to listen. It’s not only about what you think that matters.
We communicate to gather information and eventually share it to everyone, this will build a mutual trust and able others to show what they feel. More often, problems occur because of lack of communication and leads to more mistakes than expected. Relationship grows stronger because of communication, especially for those who are far from each other.
What to do next.
Communication is the start of a good relationship towards everyone, especially to our clients; we could use these effective skills to gain their trusts.
1. In the nature of our work, sometimes we could not avoid sounding pushy to close a sale. We can avoid using “You have to” phrases instead deliver it in a humble way, “could you” or “Would you able to”.
2. When problems occur, instead of wasting our time blaming each other, focus on solving the problem. And remember to be responsible enough to avoid errors.
3. Always be attentive to what is being discussed.
4. If something is not clear enough, do not hesitate to ask questions.
July 15, 2011
ReplyDeleteTo: Jorge U. Saguinsin
Senior Managing Director
Thru: Melanie G. Bautista
Cluster Head
From: Roshel F. Casillan
SFC-HGPMP
Subject: Reflection on Developing Effective Communication Skills
________________________________________
Things Learned from the Article
1. Effective communication comes from our values, beliefs & thoughts.
2. Poor communication starts within us. In case we fail to deliver the exact information it would result into unproductive operation of the business.
3. In giving/delivering good communication it must involve the six (6) C’s: clear, concise, correct, complete, courteous and concrete information/idea.
4. The real communication is the message received not the message intended.
Relationship to What I Already Know
In line with the business communication is really important because the business starts with the communication it self. Sometimes were struggling with our transactions because of poor communication. Lack of wisdom and knowledge starts with poor communication. If we really care for the benefits of the company and not for our own intention we must have a good behavior. Once that we neglect to obey our superior even if it was just a small thing it will create a big consequences. So it will rely on us individuals on how we manage our businesses. Even if we know what communication really means if when it comes to actual operation were down and don’t have a values all are nothing.
What to Do Next:
1. Have discipline at all times.
2. Obey what is being ordered.
3. Answer the phone immediately for three consecutive rings.
4. Always emptying my cup and be an active listener at all times.
5. Don’t hesitate to ask questions in case the information is not clear to us.
Prepared by:
Roshel F. Casillan
SFC
July 15, 2011
ReplyDeleteTo: Jorge U. Saguinsin
Senior Managing Director
Thru: Melanie G. Bautista
Cluster Head
From: Jonathan D. Gamo
HGPMP
Subject: Reflection on Developing Effective Communication Skills
________________________________________
Things Learned from the Article
Effective communication is the cornerstone of strong, healthy relationships. Relationships begin and develop through communication. And, as you already know, the quality of communication has a direct impact on the quality of the relationship. This is why effective communication is crucial, as we all yearn for close healthy relationships throughout our lives.
Communication is what we do to give and get understanding. It is an exchange of words and meanings, a two-way process of sending and receiving messages. Effective communication happens when the message that is sent is the same message that is received. Problems arise when messages on either end are misunderstood!
1. EARS
• Explore by asking questions
• Affirmation to show you’re listening
• Reflect your understanding
• Silence, listen some more..
2. the listener would “empty his cup” feels like your first time to hear all the discussion.
3. Listen, don’t resist
4. keep calm and keep breathing
5. ask questions to make sue you’ve understood.
Without communication, there is no way to express thoughts, ideas and feelings.
Relationship to what already know
Communication is one of the most important thing in one business,
--Employees must communicate to each because if all employees not open to communicate each other it will misunderstood.
In personal life, communication is like building your relationship to your family and friends.
What to Do Next:
1. Listen and understand carefully to the customer.
2. be true to what your saying.
3. Verify what is not being understood, don’t hesitate to ask questions.
Prepared by:
Jonathan D. Gamo
TO: SIR JORGE U. SAGUINSIN
ReplyDeleteTHRU: Jobyl Marie T. Villanueva/Melanie G. Bautista
FROM: Rocel Claribel Cariño
SUBJECT: REFLECTION ON COMMUNICATION
1. Things Learned
I’ve learned from the slide that communication is a two-way process in which the sender and the receiver are involved. It is a way of conversing or discussing certain things to other people. Through communication, we can inspire, motivate and change the lives of others. But miscommunication can also affect one’s relationship, destroy trust and shut down of companies. Communication can only be effective if the receiver acknowledged and understand the message of the sender and be able to apply it.
2. Relationship to My Job
As a Customer Satisfaction Specialist2, communication is very important to my job. Through this, I may be able to develop harmonious relationship with my co-employees and most importantly, to our customers. Having an effective communication with our clients specially those who are in grief will let them feel our services and lessen the burden within themselves on the farewell of their passed away loved ones. It will be easier for them to acknowledge the death of their beloved.
3. What to Do Next?
I will apply what I’ve learned from the slide by:
a. Sending my interment reports before and after the interment
b. Assist/ Answer clients concern regarding the interment
c. Explain transparently the package of the interment
d. Explain fully the advantages of availing our memorial lots and services
e. Ask questions to the CMO/MH if necessary
f. Respond to the text messages and skype messages promptly
g. Respond on customer complaints immediately
Rocel Claribel Cariño
HGLUMP CSS2
TO: SIR JORGE U. SAGUINSIN
ReplyDeleteTHRU: Jobyl Marie T. Villanueva/Melanie G. Bautsita
FROM: Joe Ann T. Lacasandile
SUBJECT: REFLECTION ON COMMUNICATION
1. Things Learned
Communication is the transfer of ideas to other people through verbal and non-verbal gestures. In affective communication, information being delivered would be more accurate and precise. Before the delivery of the message you have to organize first your ideas or the thoughts that you are going to relay.
2. Relationship to My Job
As to my job being a Customer Satisfaction Specialist 1, before calling my prospects I have to make sure that every information that I will tell to them will be in detailed in order for us to have a smooth flow of conversation. Also, in communicating to my co-employee, the words that I will be going to deliver must be vivid for them to understand the information. Have confidence also in communicating to other people.
3. What to Do Next?
a. Before communicating, I will organize first the ideas or the thoughts that I’m going to relay.
b. I will be confident enough in communicating with others.
c. The information that I will be informing to my prospects will be in detailed and correct.
d. I will be polite also in communicating with my co-employee and to my clients.
Prepared by:
Joe Ann Lacasandile
HGLUMP CSS1
TO: SIR JORGE U. SAGUINSIN
ReplyDeleteTHRU: People Department/ Melanie G. Bautista
FROM: Jolbyl Marie T. Villanueva
SUBJECT: REFLECTION ON COMMUNICATION
1. Things Learned
I’ve learned that communication plays a very important role in the realization of our goals. A good communication means a better result.
Communication is a two way process. The way message is delivered always affects the way the message is received. Communication is always involved in everything that we do. The success of a certain task depends on how well it is explained, the purpose why it needs to be done and the deep understanding of each person involved. One concrete example within our organization is achieving sales and collection target. The fact is very clear that through high sales and collection we will pay our stakeholders on time and our obligations in the community. But it shows that we lack deep understanding on this, because if we are going to look into our performance it’s very poor. And we couldn’t deny the fact that most of us lack communication in this aspect.
If we are able to practice good communication skills, then surely our SBU or our organization will GROW.
2. Relationship to My Job/In relation to what I already know
As an ACMO, practicing proper communication is very important. As an ACMO it is my responsibility to mentor my staff. So if my orders are not clear and the tasks we are aiming or the goal we are aiming is not well explained to them eventually the execution is poor. I should always verify if the orders is clear so that they can do the tasks. For example in giving instructions in landscaping and cleaning the park to Ft’s. I should be able to instill in their minds the importance of the appearance of site in marketing and sales and to the clients so that they could do their jobs very well.
3. What to Do Next?
I will apply what I have learned on communication by:
1. Submitting required reports on time.
2. verifying data or reports that are not clear
3. responding to emails or text or call immediately.
4. giving always status and feedback, without follow up
5. in talking with ft’s I should use common words, simplest words that they understand.
6. follow through reports from staff.
7. always emptying my cup to adapt new learning
8. Listen and understand carefully the speaker. Either a client or the staff.
Jobyl Marie T. Villanueva
OIC-HGLUMP
July 20, 2011
ReplyDeleteTo: Jorge U. Saguinsin
Senior Managing Director
Thru: Melanie G. Bautista
Cluster Head
From: Brendalyn G. Garcia
HGPMP
Subject: Reflection on Talent Management
________________________________________
Things Learned from the Article
1. The workforce is the most strategic asset in the organization where talent management must be given high attention by managers/CEO’s.
2. Companies with more mature talent management capabilities could have a greater performance gains and better operational results and are outperforming the competition.
Relationship to What I Already Know
Talent management is an organizational responsibility of not only by the People Department but also by Heads. They must definitely keep their eyes on the employees because the entire workforce determined the success or loss of any business organization. Every manager must know their employees’ capabilities and weaknesses, manage and determine their capacitation towards work – who are employees to be retain and kick off the bus immediately. They should see to it that staffs have the proper motivation - that’s why we have proposed incentives and gadget awards. Reward the doers. High performing employees is being recognized and given special treatment that they deserved.
Employee’s proper trainings and sharing of experiences is very important especially in selling needed to a better performance and good results.
What to Do Next:
1. Conduct staffs training and examination to exercise their strength and expertise in their respective fields.
2. Supervise, give guidance that best mold their potentials and competencies.
3. Attitude alignment. Never tolerate wrong doings and practices by punishing them immediately.
July 21, 2011
ReplyDeleteTo: Jorge U. Saguinsin
Senior Managing Director
Thru: Melanie G. Bautista
Cluster Head
From: Brendalyn G. Garcia
HGPMP
Subject: Reflection on GROW – Pagpupulong Tungo Sa Kaunlaran
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Things Learned from the Article
1. GROW method to solve problems: Goal (Objectives) Reality (Where are we now) Options (Alternatives) What’s Next (What to do next)
2. Four reasons why executives fail: Ineffective communication, Poor work relationships and interpersonal skills, Failure to clarify direction or performance expectations and failure to adapt and break old habits.
3. Leadership ability determines a person’s level of effectiveness. A high potential leader regularly seeks out knowledge and experience to perform at higher levels.
Relationship to What I Already Know
We are facing difficulties today in terms of sales and collection. Employees are enjoined to be aware of this challenge and crisis. As the saying goes, “No man is an island” or the need of others. We need to help one another and look for a solution that lay beneath our hands. We must be a solution finder and not a problem giver in the organization. We must have to move forward and improve ourselves better in terms of:
- Engagement and awareness on new policies and prompt execution are all part of effective communication.
- We must be flexible and exercise multi tasking within the SBU.
- Changing our old habits and adapt things that contribute to our growth.
- Embrace our targets. One of the meanings of success is knowing what you want. If we know well our targets then we know where we are going and what steps we will make to achieve it. Having passion and love in our hearts in everything that we do to achieve possibilities.
So part of this is the continuous learning and reading. We need to seek knowledge by studying things that best improve our skills and our organization. That’s why we have blog sites, articles and topics in slide share for us to study and reflect from considering what we should know and how we need to act to GROW not only for ourselves but for our organization more importantly.
What to Do Next:
1. Read more articles and books that is helpful in my leadership ability and self improvement,
2. Sharpening my mind through observing, reading and learning in a very positive way.
3. Always have a plan. Include other options/alternatives.
4. Break old habits and replace with an effective one.
5. IWAN (I Will Act Now). Hastening the pace in everything that I will do.