Alignment with Vision Mission and Values
Organisational Structure & Management Functions
Tips for Supervisors
Emotional Intelligence and Conflict Resolution
Mistakes to avoid in Supervision
100

Two of the organisation's Core Values that begin with "T"

Transparency and Teamwork

100

The four basic levels of the typical hierarchical organisation

Senior Management (Executive), Middle Management, Supervisors, Non-managerial staff


100

This is one way for a supervisor to get team members to live the Core Values.

Demonstrate adherence to the Core Values in practice or Lead by example.

100

3 of the basic human emotions

 Mad/Angry

 Sad

 Scared/Afraid (Fear(

 Glad/Happy

 Surprised

 Disgusted

100

This practice on the part of a supervisor will cause him/her to be overwhelmed and burn out quickly.

Failure to delegate.

200

Two of the organisation's Core Values that are close in meaning, or complement each other.

Honesty and Integrity

200

What is the word for setting goals and objectives, and converting them into specific plans, deciding what is to be done when?

Planning

200

List at least 3 factors from the acronym TRADERS that should be considered in choosing to whom a task should be delegated.

•Trust level

•Risk involved

•Ability

•Developmental benefit

•Experience required

•Role she/he plays

•Significance of the task

200

This is the first step in developing Emotional Intelligence

Self-Awareness

200

Any supervisor who does this will soon lose favour with team members.

Bosses people around

300

What is the organisation's Vision Statement?

The world’s leading central bank committed to excellence, fostering public confidence, and contributing to the sustainable development of Jamaica

300

Which management position does not have supervision as one of its responsibilities?

None

300

Share at least 3 of the powers that supervisors have at their command.

•Coercive - Based on fear

•Connection – Based on links with important people

•Expert – Based on knowledge and skills

•Information – Based on access to or control over information

•Legitimate – Based on position

•Referent – Based on personal traits

•Reward – Based on use of rewards, pay, promotion or recognition

300

What are the 4 Emotional Intelligence Competences usually depicted by a circle divided into 4 quarters.

Self-awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness and Relationship management.

300

While a supervisor should aim for a good relatioinship with everyone, it is important to avoid being_________

Too friendly or Everybody's Friend

400

These two are used to align the employee's role and with the organisation's Vision, Mission and Objective?

The Job Description, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) or Quantitative Objectives (QOs)

400

Measuring results, comparing them with what was expected, and taking action to address gaps are related to what management function?

Controlling

400

Which reaction to power could be a nightmare for supervisors?

Resistance

400

Which one of the critical Emotional Intelligence Skills begins with the letter "E"?

Empathy

400

If a supervisor breaches this, he or she will lose the confidence of staff and managers.

Confidentiality

500

These are used to align the department or unit with the organisation's Vision, Mission and Objective?

Operational Plans or Departmental/Unit plans

500

These 3 sets of managers are the ones who lead and directly interact with the organisation's human resources on a day-to-day basis.

Supervisors, Middle Managers and Senior Managers.

500

Share at least 4 of the 8 steps (shared in the course) that supervisors should follow when delegating?

•Explain the task

•Emphasize its importance

•Outline the result expected and the standards to be met

•Give a deadline.

•Discuss how you will monitor the performance of the task.

•Get feedback from the employee to ensure that the assignment is understood.

•Assure the employee that you are available for consultation throughout especially if problems arise.

•Explain the benefits to the employee.

500

What questions are helpful for you to ask yourself when you are in a conflict with someone? Share at least 2.

Question 1: What’s going on in their world at the moment? What are their issues and challenges?                  

 Question 2: What’s important to them? If there is one thing I could do to help, what would that be?

Question 3:  Am I listening to understand or defend?

Question 4:  Have I clearly communicated my perspective?

                                       

500

This will really create tension between the supervisor and the manager he or she reports to, if it happens regularly without proper justification.

Missing deadlines

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