T19 - Emotional Intelligence will get the Right People on the Bus
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
1:15 PM – 2:15 PM
Location: Salon CD
Presentation Description: Lean and Six Sigma deployments depend not only on solid content, good execution and visible leadership support, but on the identification of the best candidates to train and involve in the first place. Failed deployments can often be tied to situations in which the importance of candidate selection was dismissed, and the wrong staff were invited into the program. Enthusiasm and availability are good criteria, but far from all the specifications necessary to identify candidates that will succeed vs. struggle once the expectations about conducting improvement work become known. Fortunately, it is possible to avoid the pitfalls of poor candidate selection and to avoid the rework that comes from allowing the wrong people “on the bus.” This session will introduce the framework for understanding Emotional Intelligence, enabling participants to engage in self-reflection while understanding how to best engage with others, based on their behavior style, and to identify the very best candidates to involve in their improvement initiatives.
Learning Objectives:
Understand how to apply an emotional intelligence model to identification of your personal behavioral style and approach to improvement work.
Understand how to apply an emotional intelligence model to identify the specific behavior style and approach to improvement for other people in your orbit.
Learn how to approach and secure the buy-in of individuals irrespective of their behavior style, and to gain commitment to improvement initiatives.
Learn how to apply the principles of Emotional Intelligence to the identification of the best individuals to train in Lean or Six Sigma and to involve on Lean or Six Sigma projects.
Leave with a model for understanding the principles of Emotional Intelligence that will make you a more effective leader and coach.