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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
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Improved utilization of human
resources is the goal of
CMI. Because corporate
investment in personnel is significant, increasing the
return on that investment is good business. CMI has
developed a variety of programs to aid the organization in
obtaining a greater and more meaningful contribution from
their individual employees.
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Whether group or individual, the
programs of CMI all reflect professional quality.
Special concerns of the industry and the organization are
balanced against the consideration of the individual which
produces a uniquely tailored program of unusual
effectiveness. The result - a higher return from an
organization's most expensive, continuing investment - it's
human capital.
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Individual Programs
- Resource
Recovery.
Preserving the organization's considerable investment in
an employee or executive by returning that individual to
a productive and contributing status.
- Career Track
Evaluation. Assessing the individual's strengths
in order to plan for the most productive utilization of
his/her potential.
- Stress
Management.
Concepts and techniques for dealing with stress that
interferes with job performance.
- Motivational
Focus.
Constructive tools which focus individual energies on
organizational goals and needs.
- Retirement
Preparation.
Personal, marital, financial and legal considerations
attendant to an individual's retirement planning.
- Internal
Redeployment.
Constructively fitting the misplaced or displaced
employee into another part of the organization.
- The
Alternative Solution.
The sensible and positive answer to the perplexing
quandary of what to do with a good performer who has
growing personal problems.
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Group Programs
- The
Team of One (team
building).
Fostering the development of a group of individuals into
an integrated team dedicated to the achievement of a
common goal.
- Conflict
Resolution.
Techniques for enhancing the interpersonal skills that
are critical to successful problem resolution between
employees or management and employees.
- Symptoms
of
Failure.
A program to assist managers and individual employees in
recognizing those symptoms that signal the potential
failure of a misplaced, misused, or troubled human
resource.
- Coping
with
Change.
Identification and utilization of individual preferences
to constructively deal with change.
- Succession
Planning.
A systematic and rational approach for matching human
resources with both contingent and planned change.
- Stress
Management.
Concepts and techniques for dealing with contagious group
stress that interferes with organizational success.
- Motivational
Focus.
Constructive tools for focusing the total energies of the
group on organizational needs and goals.
- Retirement
Preparation.
A program to address the emotional, financial and career
concerns while reducing the apprehension associated with
both early and full-term employee retirement.
- Proactive Sales. A
proven system for creating and expanding customer/client
bases and for successfully managing existing sales.
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Career Management International, Inc.
235 West 18th Street
Houston, TX 77008
info@careermanagement.com
voice: (713) 623-8780
fax: (713) 623-4569
"Cookie" character is a trademark of
Career Management International, Inc. - designed by Brian
White.
All text and graphics © copyright
2003 Career Management International, Inc.
Updated by
RS
Productions, Ltd.
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