Pagsasanay tungo sa Tagumpay - The Effective Executive

We are all here to be successful in both personal and corporate activity.  In order to succeed we must learn skills for both personal and team struggle.

Some assumptions:

1.  All knowledge workers are executives

2.  It is all about getting things done

3.  It is all about results

Effective Executive:

1.  KNow where your time goes

2.  Focus on contribution

3.  Focus on strength

4.  Concentrate for performance

5.   Make effective decision

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Our 3ffb am talk today October 11, 2013

"Pag gusto, may paraan; pag ayaw, maraming dahilan " It is about getting better everyday.

3ffb October 11, 2013


The following were our agenda today at 3ffb for am talk

1.  Communication

     1.  Comments on the blog
     2.  Answering emails and text

2.  Increasing productivity

     1.  Know what you want and write it down
     2.  Write action plan

3.  Core ancillary and routine jobss

4.  Who is the executive?

5.  FAR

Discussion:

1.  Communication is the key to execution.  It is the key to being united and moving as one.

     Blogs, emails must be promptly read and answered and bosses must make sure that we have a common understanding of terms.  Staff must exert efforts to know everything that comes before them.

    All posts in our community blog are notified via emails.  The emails must be answered, posts must be visited.   Reading the community blog is key to learning and knowledge.  Knowledge is important for leadership and management.

    Answering emails is a duty;  and even more so with selling. If our livelihood is dependent on selling, we answer inquiries promptly.  We attend to customer contact promptly.

2.  Increasing productivity.

   1.  Know your goals and write it down.  Know what you want.  Know your rewards.  The key to success is knowing what you want.  That is the first step.  Where are you going?

   2.  Write the action plan

      It could be a sales plan, a marketing plan, an operation plan or administrative plan.  That is why we are pestering you/all with the submission of marketing plan.  That is the second step.  How do we get there?.  The road map must be written down and clear

3.  Executives

Who are the executives?  Are you an executive?

According to Peter Drucker, executives are knowledge workers who get things done.

Three important elements must be present:

     1.   Knowledge

     2.  Leadership

     3.  Obedience

    Knowledge is obtained through:

      1.  Education in colleges and universities

      2.  Attending seminars

     3.  Mentoring from an expert or consultant

     4.  Researching through the internet.  It has been made convenient and free for all at the community blogs.  Threfore do your best to read the blog faithfully and religiously.  It is free (Maybe one reason why it is not being read?)


4.  Tasks:

     Core (the key tasks related to the objective or purpose)

     Ancillary -  important knowledge that maybe or not related to the purpose, objective of the job, like CS even if you are not marketing;  knowing problems in documents, interment.  Routine are mostly repetitive tasks like reporting that need to be done, but is not as important as the core

5.  FAR

    Focus -  we discussed this at length with Brain Games ie that we have limited span of attention and that we do not have peripheral vision.  Therefore, whenever we have meeting or you read texts or email.  read well and carefully.

Attention   -  related to focus -  do only one task at a time.  You cant be multi tasking.  Disregard other things.  Devote large chunks of time to whatever you are doing.

Reverence  -  Show respect and etiquette.   Give unto Cesar what is due Cesar.  In  recent meeting, the attendees were late, and one did not bother to stand and recognize the boss upon his arrival.