Ability to create the plan

Ability to create the plan

Once they know where they want to be, successful managers know how to develop a plan that will get them there. That means choosing the right priorities for the situation and developing plans that are aggressive but achievable. Planning is an essential ingredient for a “high achiever” manager, but too many managers fail to plan. Instead, they react, accomplishing much less than the organization is capable of. Having the ability to develop a plan that addresses company goals and objectives positions you for more responsibility. Planning denotes a sense of being proactive vs. reactive. As an IT professionals,One of the most challenging situations faced by highly skilled IT professionals is the opportunity to present to a group. The ability to communicate well in a group setting is often key to advancing or maintaining one's career. In certain roles, one is expected to present frequently, comfortably, and capably. Presenting well requires a combination of knowledge of the topic and audience, presentation preparation and delivery skills, confidence in one's ability, and "stage time". This workshop provides solid information on presenting, builds the participants' confidence, and provides the opportunity to practice in a safe and comfortable environment.The workshop will use technically-oriented examples and skill-building exercises, be conducted by a senior IT, and utilize small, highly interactive sessions.