Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Group Dynamics And Team Building: A Handbook

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Ever wondered what it takes to become a successful professional? This book grabs you by your wrist and guides you to success. It reinforces that a team always outsmarts loners. The heuristic methodology followed in this book in a simple easy-to-follow allows you to refer to the book anytime. The ideas are imbibed in a list format to enable easy reading. Have a successful career.

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Sunday, August 16, 2015

JOB STRESS AT WORK PLACE

When you read the book "JOB STRESS AT WORK PLACE", You know the
• Work Place Stress 
• Reason For Stress At Workplace 
• Employees' Roles Do Not Define Clearly 
• Improper Responsibility 
• Conflict In Workplace 
• Self-Interest 
• Lack Of Knowledge 
• Lack Of Power And Position 
• Noncooperation 
• Autocratic Leadership 
• Poor Communication 
• Divide The Rule 
• Workload 
• Bad Management Practice 
• Organizational Change Policies 
• Office Politics 
• Environment 
• Worker Amenities 
• Unrealistic Demands 
• Job Stress 
• Sign Of Job Stress 
• Signs And Symptoms Of Workplace Stress 
• The Individual’s Response To Workplace Stress 
• Common Workplace Stressors 

• Manage Stress At Work Place 
• Be Courageous 
• Be Self-Confident 
• Bold To Face Situation 
• Fight To Win To Win Situation 
• Identify Causes Of Stress 
• Time Management 
• Exercises 
• Priorities 
• Diet 
• Avoiding Pitfalls 
• Taking Responsibility 
• Learning Better Communication Skills 
• Get Enough Sleep 
• Emotional Intelligence In The Workplace 
• Anger Management 
• Remove Self Defeating And Negative Behaviors 
Management Initiatives At Workplace 
Learn Task Management Skills 
• Employers' Role To Manage Stress 
• Reduce Toxin Intake 
• Techniques To Manage Stress At Work 
• Relaxation 
• Make To Do List 
• Ask For Professional Help 
• Take Care 
• Others Tips 
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Saturday, December 28, 2013

Corporate Strategy: Managing The Business

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Corporate Strategy : Managing The Business book useful to business men, managers, business school faculties and students, entrepreneurs, CEO, board of directors, executives who are managing a business. A common man can know how to be the development of strategy, implementation, control and monitoring of strategy with live case studies of Microsoft, Google, Samsung, IBM and Apple etc. When you read this book, you have to get numerous ideas and techniques for development platform such as technology, social networking, distribution channels, new products and services, development of brand, sustainable value, survival, growth, restructuring and expansion of business operations across the globe. 

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Trust

TRust  is play significant role in development of business, team, project and business. People are working in a business with trust, when collapse trust with reason, it must be acceptable, When collapse trust without reason, it may be serious and breakdown business relationship. 

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Creativity and Contribution in a team

Creativity and Contribution

Team creativity focus of individual technological upgradation  and team application of innovative ideas, concepts and application of creativity in a project to accomplishment of work. Team facilitator encourages to team members' creativity in work, ideas, skills and commitment to work in a team. Facilitator identified everyone members' contribution in a team and praise and reward in terms of monetary and nonmonetary benefits to members. Team facilitator encourage to show unique talents, knowledge and creativity are the main objectives.  In a group, members are told what to do rather than being asked what the best approach would be.  Suggestions and creativity are not encouraged.  In a team, members contribute to the organization's success by applying their unique talents, knowledge and creativity to team objectives. Team members' involvement in Brainstorming, it  helps with the development of team innovation and creativity in a team work.

Sunday, September 8, 2013

REASONS FOR TEAM INEFFECTIVENESS

REASONS FOR TEAM INEFFECTIVENESS
Absence of Trust
This outcome occurs when team members are reluctant to be vulnerable with one another and are unwilling to admit their mistakes, weaknesses, or need for help. Without a certain comfort level among team members, a foundation of trust is not possible.

Fear of Conflict

Teams that are lacking trust are incapable of engaging in unfiltered, assionate debate about key issues. It creates situations where team conflict can easily turn into veiled discussions and back channel comments. In a work setting where team members do not openly air their opinions, inferior decisions result.

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Rights Catalogue 2014 Dr B Hiriyappa

Rights Catalogue 2014
Dr B Hiriyappa
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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS POLICY : For Managers and Consultants
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
This book is divided into 29 chapters such as: Business, Strategy, Strategic
Management, Vision, Mission, Environment Analysis, Strategic Advantage
Analysis, Corporate Strategy, Michael Porter's Generic Strategies,
Formulation Of Functional Strategy, Types Of Strategies, Diversification,
Concept Turnaround, Retrenchment Divestment, Liquidation Strategies
Matrix, Model Analysis, Value Chain Analysis, Investment Level Strategy,
Strategic Alliances, Joint Ventures, Tailoring Strategy, Six Sigma and more.
978-1604816730 8-1/2 X 11 370 pages All rights available.

STRESS MANAGEMENT: Leading To Success
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
"Stress Management: Leading to Success” book divided into seven chapters:
1. Stress
2. Reasons For Stress
3. Types of Stress
4. Stress at Work Place
5. Manage Stress at Work Place
5. Stress Management Techniques
7. Stress Management : Leading To Success"
978-1475082654 8 x 10 126 Pages All rights available.

TEAM BUILDING AND GROUP DYNAMIC MANAGEMENT
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
This book divided into eight chapters viz:
Team And Team Building, Team Functions, Team Effectiveness,
Understanding Group Behavior In An Organization, Team Dynamics, Group
Development Stages Of Groups Formation, Types Of Groups, Turning
Groups Into Effective Teams. This book useful to team members, leaders,
CEO, Business Faculty and Students and managers.
978-1489546609  6 x 9 84 pages  All rights available.

CORPORATE STRATEGY

Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
Corporate Strategy
Corporate Strategy Formulation Implementation Process
Long Term And Short Term Objectives
Michael Porter’s Generic Strategies 

Grand Strategies Structures In Enterprise’s
Diversification
978-1463694630 8.5" x 11" 46 pages  All rights available.

BUSINESS POLICY AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
Business Policy and Strategic Management is the text book for higher studies of business school. It is the tremendous importance of business policy formulation, implementation and control and innovative development and growth of business in today's competitive scenario. This book is useful to MANAGERS, CONSULTANTS, STRATEGIC PLANNERS, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVES, CEO, MBA AND OTHER BUSINESS STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS OF BUSINESS POLICY AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. This book presents an in-depth and comprehensive coverage of Business Policy and Strategic Management. This book divided into 29chapters viz.:DILEMMA OF BUSINESS, BUSINESS STRATEGY AND CORPORATE STRATEGY, INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS, MICRO AND MACRO ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS, FRAMEWORK AND SCOPE OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT, DEVELOPMENT OF VISION AND MISSION, NATURE AND SCOPE OF CORPORATE STRATEGY, FRAMEWORK OF STRATEGIC ANALYSIS, GENERIC STRATEGIES, FORMULATION OF FUNCTIONAL DEPARTMENTAL STRATEGY, GRAND STRATEGIES STRUCTURES IN ENTERPRISES, DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGIES FOR ENTERPRISES, TURNAROUND, RETRENCHMENT DIVESTMENT, AND LIQUIDATION STRATEGIES FOR ENTERPRISES, TOWS MATRIX ANALYSIS, BCG MATRIX, ANSOFF'S MATRIX, ADL MATRIX, THE GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL, PORTER'S FIVE FORCES MODEL AND MCKINSEY'S 7'S FRAMEWORK, VALUE CHAIN CONCEPT ANALYSIS, VERTICAL INTEGRATION AND STRATEGIC ALLIANCES, ACQUISITIONS AND JOINT VENTURES, TAILORING STRATEGY ANALYSIS, STRATEGY FOR FRAGMENTED INDUSTRIES, STRATEGIC CHANGE MANAGEMENT, STRATEGIES FOR COMPETING IN GLOBLIZING MARKETS, CORPORATE CULTURE AND LEADERSHIP, STRATEGIC CONTROL SYSTEMS, MATCHING STRUCTURE AND CONTROL ANALYSIS, STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION AND CONTROL, BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING AND BENCHMARKING, SIX SIGMA AND MANAGEMENT and CONTEMPORARY STRATEGIC ISSUES.
978-1448604333  7" x 10"  496 pages All rights available.

MANAGEMENT OF MOTIVATION AND ITS THEORIES
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
Introduction To Motivation 
Determinants Of Motivation 
Five Concepts In Work Motivation 
Motivation And Rewards 
Theories Of Motivation 
978-1466370807  7" x 10" 38 pages  All rights available.

STRATEGIC PLANNING
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
Corporate Strategy 
Corporate Strategy Formulation Implementation Process 
Long Term And Short Term Objectives 
Michael Porter’s Generic Strategies 
Grand Strategies Structures In Enterprise’s 
Diversification
978-1466301979 7" x 10" 64 pages  978-1466301979 All rights available.

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
Strategic Analysis 
Situational Analysis 
The Methods Of Industry And Competitive Analysis 
Strategic Groups 
SWOT Analysis 
TOWS Matrix Analysis 
BCG Matrix 
978-1463793579 7" x 10"  56 pages All rights available.





TEAM BUILDING AND GROUP DYNAMIC
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
TEAM BUILDING AND GROUP DYNAMICS is useful to manager, team leaders, business executives, business development managers, chief executive officers, business students, management consultants, strategic planner, MBAs and who is working in a team. 
This book contains the following issues which are relevant to team management: 
Importance of team define, Team intention & scope, Features of successful teams, Basic team rules, Team meeting responsibilities, What is a good team?, Team functions, Team management, Definition of team management, Team effectiveness, Understanding group behavior in an organization, What is a group?, Features of a group, Characteristics of a mature group, Types of work groups, Team dynamics, Importance of group dynamics, Group norms, Group cohesiveness, Factors influencing group cohesiveness, Group development / stages of group's formation, Types of groups, Advantages of group decisions, Disadvantages of group decisions, Effectiveness and efficiency of group decision making, Techniques for improving group decision making, Turning groups into effective teams and Developing and managing effective teams
978-1456308094 7" x 10" 56 pages All rights available.

CHANGE AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
Dr.B. Hiriyappa, Ph.D.
Nature of Strategic Change Management 
Organizational Politics and Power 
Organizational Conflict 
Implementing Strategic Change: Steps in the Changing Process 
978-1466316447  6" x 9" 30 pages All rights available.


Saturday, August 31, 2013

Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution
Conflict in a team is inevitable in a member. Conflict isn't necessarily a bad thing, though. Healthy and constructive conflict is a component of high functioning teams. - See more at:
Conflict arises due to disagreement and poor communication in a group and its members find themselves in conflict situations they do not know how to resolve.  Their supervisor/leader may put off intervention until serious damage is done, i.e. a crisis situation.  In a team, members realize conflict is a normal aspect of human interaction but they view such situations as an opportunity for new ideas and creativity. They work to resolve conflict quickly and constructively.
Conflict resolution is a steady and continuous process in a team, it requires respect and patience and team facilitator replace negative experiences into positive one.
Team facilitator prepares for resolution in form of acknowledging the conflict  before managed and resolved and find the issues relating to conflict among the members in a team. Discuss the impact the conflict towards the team performance and mission, team member agree to amicable settlement in a team for achieving the goals and finally agree to communicate for resolving conflict and maintain a healthy environment in a team. By considering the facts, assumptions, beliefs and  take decision making without affecting anyone. Gain agreement within the team about which techniques to use, and how to go about the further analysis and evaluation.

Team facilitator is ready to resolve the conflict, next arises next stage understand the situation under the each member point of view and clarify positions, list the facts, assumptions and beliefs underlying each position and analysis the small groups work on the resolution of conflict. Convene back as a team And finally take to reach agreement to regulating the conflict. Team facilitator practice these things as outlined;

Immediately dealing with conflict and avoid to temptation, facilitator become discuss  being open,  tell clear communication, practice active listening, not stick on personal grounds, insists on honest and focus on actionable solutions, and finally demonstrate respect to all members in  a team


Thursday, August 22, 2013

Clear Leadership

Clear Leadership
Leader clear leadership shows the subjectivity, self-awareness, and the ability to perceive the relationship among the team members. Clear leader must possess the  listening skills, communication skills, and negotiation skills, and learn emotional intelligence to manage personality. The skills of clear leadership are
·         Self-awareness,
·         Descriptiveness,
·         Curiosity, and
·         Appreciation.


In a group, members tend to work in an unstructured environment with undetermined standards of performance.  Leaders do not walk the talk and tend to lead from behind a desk.  In a team, members work in a structured environment, they know what boundaries exist and who has final authority.  The  leader sets agreed high standards of performance and he/she is respected via active, willing participation.

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Creativity and Contribution

Creativity and Contribution

Team creativity focus of individual technological upgradation  and team application of innovative ideas, concepts and application of creativity in a project to accomplishment of work. Team facilitator encourages to team members' creativity in work, ideas, skills and commitment to work in a team. Facilitator identified everyone members' contribution in a team and praise and reward in terms of monetary and nonmonetary benefits to members. Team facilitator encourage to show unique talents, knowledge and creativity are the main objectives.  In a group, members are told what to do rather than being asked what the best approach would be.  Suggestions and creativity are not encouraged.  In a team, members contribute to the organization's success by applying their unique talents, knowledge and creativity to team objectives. Team members' involvement in Brainstorming, it  helps with the development of team innovation and creativity in a team work.

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

TEAM SYNERGY

TEAM SYNERGY
The term ‘Synergy’ derived from the Greek word synergia, which meaning joint work and cooperative action.  It means working together in a team to accomplish tasks. Synergy also known as synergism. It refers to the combined effects that produced by two or more parts, elements or individuals.

Sunday, August 18, 2013

BASIC TEAM RULES

BASIC TEAM RULES

"We must indeed all hang together, or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately."

Benjamin Franklin

Basic team rules are listed below:

v  Determine if there should be a meeting with an organization.

v  Decide who should attend meeting and work and important authorizations towards job in an organization.

v  Provide advance notice to team members and team and project managers in an organization.

v  Maintain meeting minutes or records   in an organization and its detail and its approval from team members.

v  Establish ground rules for essential requirement for the project which is related to the job.

v  Provide and follow an agenda in a meeting.


v  Evaluate meeting results and focus on main objectives and tasks in on the organization.


Friday, August 16, 2013

Creativity and Contribution

Team creativity focus of individual technological upgradation  and team application of innovative ideas, concepts and application of creativity in a project to accomplishment of work. Team facilitator encourages to team members' creativity in work, ideas, skills and commitment to work in a team. Facilitator identified everyone members' contribution in a team and praise and reward in terms of monetary and nonmonetary benefits to members. Team facilitator encourage to show unique talents, knowledge and creativity are the main objectives.  In a group, members are told what to do rather than being asked what the best approach would be.  Suggestions and creativity are not encouraged.  In a team, members contribute to the organization's success by applying their unique talents, knowledge and creativity to team objectives. Team members' involvement in Brainstorming, it  helps with the development of team innovation and creativity in a team work.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Active Listening Skills In A Team

Active Listening Skills In A Team

A team member who bound either have or learn active listening skills in a team.  The team member maintains good eye contact and establish face the person or group head on the project, member stay relaxed form and sit in a comfortable situation, member bound to aware of body language and nonverbal behavior, member never make content confusing and delivery and must listen must idea or main thought rather than trying memorize words, member don’t jump in the conversation too soon and give time left to finish what they are saying. At the same time facilitating pauses a few seconds before giving feedback or answering a question and take time to think and give the time for team members to correct an obvious mistake which done in a project. Facilitator encourage and motivate own gestures or phrases to show other members are listening  and ready to support, make a paragraph or summarize what member has said and understand clearly, completely, aware of emotional response from a team member. Facilitators ask questions for inquiry about stages and progress and constraints in a project. Each member in a team must focus their energy and attention  on what is being said to one member to another member.

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Team Coordination Processes

Team Coordination Processes
Team effectiveness purely depends on several coordination functions effectively manage and discharge of  team members can coordinate their actions in the following ways.
 Orientation functions help to team members to acquire and exchange particular information that required for specific tasks. Team members coordinate  to engage in collection of knowledge of how to get resources and how to solve constraints in a project and how to achieve the mission and environmental problems in a team. It is stage of planning for how to get resources and how to solve the problems in a systematic manner. In this stage, members are exchanging their ideas, to manage the project without constraints.
 Resource distribution functions help to team members in the form of the assignment of members of specific tasks during collective action, the distribution of  the right material, people and  resources to tasks and  across subtasks, and balancing task load across members. Team leader allocate and distribute resources as per standard plan which make at the time of orientation. Resources include, skills, abilities, and knowledge of a team member.
 Timing functions identified the team members how  to coordinate the pace and speed of task accomplishment. Team pacing incorporates activities regulating the speed of task completion for the team as a whole, as well as for each individual team member.

 Response coordination functions to the specific sequencing of member activities and their timing relative to the occurrence of other team actions. Motivational functions are activities geared toward procuring the commitment of members to team task accomplishment
 Motivational functions  are vital during task execution may take the form of exhortations and encouragement when teams are performing under difficult circumstances. The two remaining teams performance functions refer to activities regarding the monitoring and maintenance of ongoing team actions, and the adjustment of those actions when they become dysfunctional.
 Systems monitoring functions monitoring functions include those actions directed at the detection of errors in the nature and timing of member activities.
Procedure maintenance functions refer to the team monitoring to ensure compliance with established performance standards. The emphasis here is more on team maintenance than on error detection. Both sets of functions include activities related to the adjustment of member actions in response to team derailment. These monitoring and adjustment activities are critically important for team performance, particularly for teams confronting dynamic and ambiguous situations. Indeed, monitoring activities were most instrumental for team decision making effectiveness.
To be effective, these team coordination functions need to become fairly automatic behavior patterns displayed by team members, individually and collectively, as teams confront tasks. Likewise, if teams need to operate in highly dynamic and complex conditions,
Then the application of these functions needs to be adaptive. In essence, teams need to balance two countervailing necessities in such environments: the need to standardize how team members contribute and combine their resources and the requirement that they remain flexible as task conditions become more dynamic.

This balance is created through ‘‘regulatory mechanisms’’ established within the team. These mechanisms refer to operating procedures established to govern the activation, occurrence, intensity, and monitoring of team performance functions. These procedures become encoded in team memory and new members are socialized to adopt and accept these procedures. Examples of such mechanisms include team performance norms, communication rules, and trained strategies shared by team members about how to accomplish routine team functions.

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Types of Groups

In an organization, there are different types of groups are working. Different types of groups are formulated due to the need and requirement of the work of an organization. Types of groups are outlined
·         Informal groups
·         Reference groups
·         Small groups
·         Friendship groups
·         Task groups
·         Formal groups
·         Self managed groups
·         Self directed team

·         Virtual groups