Accountability with Associates
Communication and Connections
Succession Planning
100

This term describes a way a supervisor contributes positively to a team, going beyond their basic duties

What is a value-add?

100

A safe way for associates to raise concerns or give feedback without fear.

What are confidential emails?

100

This question determines whether a team member is ready to lead.

What is "Are your supervisors ready?"

200

This workplace issue can arise when a supervisor promotes a friend or relative unfairly.

What is nepotism or favoritism?

200

This three-part exercise helps teams review expectations by identifying actions to begin, halt, or keep doing

What is the Stop, Start, and Continue exercise?

200

Supervisors who can fill in for an OM show strength in this skill.

What is acting as a backup or leadership readiness?

300

When supervisors are unsure of company policies on things like attendance or bereavement, they should do this.

What is refer to HR or research the policy themselves?

300

Discussing a policy every other week helps teams better understand this.

What is policy content or expectations?

300

Trainers need to ensure this form is complete when onboarding new hires.

What is the training checklist?

400

These check-ins are important to maintain performance consistency, even after training ends.

What are consistent evaluations or check-ins with new hires?

400

Hands-on training with this scheduling tool improves accuracy and engagement.

What is Kronos?

400

Having this trait is key to becoming a trainer or supervisor in the company.

What is the drive to succeed?

500

Supervisors set the tone for their team by doing this when coaching.

What is setting the example or role modeling?

500

When associates feel this about their supervisors, they are more likely to share concerns.

What is comfort or trust?

500

This document outlines the responsibilities and expectations to help develop future leaders.

What is the Supervisor Job Description?