CMO1001: The Good Person vs. The Bad System
Learn about a systems approach to employee performance problems, in action
What Information We'll Cover
CMO1001 - 1 Learning (Supervision) CE
INSTRUCTOR: Shannon Biagi, MS, BCBA |
DURATION: 50 minutes |
PARTICIPATION MONITORING: Pulse Checks, Post-training Quiz |
EVENT FORMAT: Asynchronous online course with videos and transcripts |
CE PROVIDER INFORMATION:
Chief Motivating Officers, LLC (#OP-19-3170)
Objectives - What We'll Accomplish During This Course
Identify how OBM practitioners adjust the three-term contingency to analyze behavior in a work context.
Determine potential areas of environment- and individual-based performance management interventions, according to the job level of analysis posited by Rummler and Brache and other OBM practitioners.
Identify the conclusions of Warman, Wine, Newcomb, Chen, and Morgan’s 2019 study on organizational SDs.
Select reasons why training may not be an appropriate intervention in many organizational contexts, and what may be done instead.
Identify characteristics of a case study conducted by the instructor, including what solutions were selected based on the assessment, and what results were achieved by the intervention.
CMO1001 Syllabus
Pre-course Check-in
Section 1 - Getting Started
Section 2 - The Mechanic Manager and W. Edwards Deming
Section 3 - The 3-term Contingency - OBM-style
Section 4 - Setting Up the Assessment
Section 5 - Before Performance - Expectations
Section 6 - Before Performance - Task Interference
Section 7 - After Performance - Consequences and Feedback
Section 8 - Individual Variables - Knowledge, Skills, and Capacity
Section 9 - Summary and Project Results
CMO1001 Slide Handout
CMO1001 Downloadable Workbook - The CMOs Guide to Troubleshooting Team Talks
CMO1001 - Completion Quiz
Post-Training Survey