As we have mentioned in other updates, one of the most valuable tools a supervisor can have is a good employee handbook. The employee handbook not only helps you communicate expectations to employees, it can be a great resource to help your supervisors work through employee issues quickly and effectively. We find, though, that many […]
Read MoreMany of our clients ask us to help train their front-line supervisors on how to be more effective leaders. This is truly one of our favorite kinds of projects because helping supervisors and other mid-level management be more effective is very gratifying. Not only does it help managers become more confident and better at doing […]
Read MoreOur clients contact us asking for guidance when they wish to implement leadership development programs. There are usually two needs they have identified: Helping senior management become more effective at leading the organization and becoming more strategic, and Helping front line supervisors become more adept at managing their teams and learning basic management skills to […]
Read MoreOA was privileged to present its workshop Employee Compensation Basics at the Northern Ohio Chapter of IPMA-HR Spring Conference. The International Public Management Association for Human Resources [IPMA-HR] is the leading public sector human resource organization in the world. Their mission is to enhance public sector performance by providing human resource leadership, advocacy, professional development, […]
Read MoreOrganizational Architecture has been privileged to work with The ALICE Training Institute since 2017 as their Human Resources partner. As we have gotten to know and work with them, we wanted to help get their message out to our other clients who may want to learn more about their training programs and how they can […]
Read MoreMost organizations reach a point where they need to get really specific about what traits make leaders successful in their organization. Sometimes organizations get lucky and promote the right people from staff positions into supervisory roles and these people are successful leaders. But many times, the wrong person gets promoted, and this is because they […]
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