Capability at Work: How to Solve the Performance Puzzle

Publisher Marketing: How to tackle poor performance and build capability Many organisations struggle with poor performance. Despite investing in various learning and development initiatives they seem unable to solve the performance puzzle. They cannot get to the real underlying cause of the lack of performance, and so it continues. Think about it this way - wherever there is poor performance, it is because someone is not capable of doing what needs to be done. Something is stopping them doing the job in front of them. This book is like a 'Field Guide' that shows you how to operate as a performance consultant, how to identify the root causes of poor performance, and how to collaborate with the operations managers to deal with those root causes. It is clear that the role of Learning and Development is changing. This is both a challenge and an opportunity for L&D practitioners. The opportunity is yours for the taking! Contents Chapter 1 - Survive and thrive with capability Chapter 2 - Changing your perspective Chapter 3 - The new role of L&D Chapter 4 - The components of capability Chapter 5 - The performance consultancy process Chapter 6 - Stage 1 - Getting the meeting Chapter 7 - Stage 2 - What to do in the meeting Chapter 8 - Stage 3 - After the meeting Chapter 9 - The role of the manager Conclusion: Towards a performance culture References Index Contributor Bio:  Matthews, Paul Paul Matthews studied English Literature at Oxford University. His writing has appeared in "Toronto Life", "Maisonneuve", and the "Globe and Mail", and he has directed three short films.