Pendekatan Psikologi Dalam Pengurusan Efektif
Transcription
Pendekatan Psikologi Dalam Pengurusan Efektif
LAMBAIAN MALAR HIJAU (BERSAMA CIKGU JO DAN DANENG) Pendekatan Psikologi Dalam Pengurusan Efektif Prof. Madya Dr. Suppiah Nachiappan Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris A. Pengurusan Sumber Manusia (Modal Insan) The right person at the right place The right time with the right attitude Melibatkan aktiviti khidmat nasihat, peningkatan motivasi kepuasan kerja. Menerapkan kemahiran pengurusan isu dan masalah psikologi di tempat kerja seperti pengurusan tekanan, pengurusan konflik, pengurusan perubahan sikap dan lain-lain. Melibatkan aktiviti penyelidikan yang mengkaji permasalahan penjawat awam di tempat kerja seperti penyelidikan interaksi antara manusia dan faktor faktor pencetus dan penghalang motivasi di tempat kerja. Templer in The Rules Of Management menyatakan, “A team doesn’t pull together well when each individual member focuses on their own target.” Mengurus masalah secara berkesan melalui Program Pengupayaan Kendiri (PPK) yang mengandungi aktiviti mentoring, pembimbing rakan sekerja dan kaunseling. Setiap individu perlu memahami dan mempraktikkan nilai, minat dan sikap yang diperlukan dalam organisasi. Organisasi yang mempunyai amalan berkongsi nilai, minat dan sikap pekerja akan memberi keuntungan jangka panjang kepada organisasi itu sendiri (Noe, 2004) Memastikan penjawat awam mempunyai sikap yang positif, berkemahiran dalam pengurusan kendiri dan berkeupayaan serta berkemahiran dalam membantu mencapai wawasan, misi dan objektif organisasi. B. Pengurus yang Efektif Kemahiran-kemahiran termasuklah seperti berikut:a) Creative Problem Solving Skills: 1. Describing and analyzing a problem, 2. Identifying causes of a problem, 3. Developing creative options and choosing the best course of action, and 4. Implementing and evaluating effective and efficiency of the decision. b) Communication Skills: 1. Listening skills 2. Presentation skills 3. Feedback Skills 4. Report writing skills c) Conflict Management Skills: 1. Identifying sources of conflict 2. Understanding personal style of conflict resolution 3. Choosing the best strategy for dealing with a conflict 4. Developing skills in promoting constructive conflicts in organization and teams. d) Negotiation Skills: 1. Identifying common mistakes in negotiation and ways to avoid them 2. Developing rational thinking in negotiation 3. Developing effective skills in negotiation that benefits all parties involved e) Self-Awareness and Improvement: 1. Understanding the concept of selfmanagement, 2. Evaluate the effectiveness of selfmanagement, 3. Developing creative and holistic thinking, 4. Understanding the importance of emotions in work as well in selfdevelopment, 5. Understanding of self-motivation, and 6. Effectively managing self-learning and change. C. Pengurus yang Berkualiti a) Good Communicator i. ability to effectively negotiate ii. use persuasion when necessary to ensure the success of the team and project iii. support individual and team achievements by creating guidelines for accomplishing tasks and for the career advancement of team members b) Enthusiasm i. manager with enthusiasm, with a bounce in their step, with a can-do attitude. ii. committed to their goals and express this commitment through optimism. “Winning isn't everything. Wanting to win is.” - Catfish Hunter c) Competence i. Managers will be chosen based on their ability to successfully lead others ii. The ability to challenge, inspire, enable, model and encourage must be demonstrated if managers are to be seen as capable and competent. d) Ability to Delegate Tasks i. Trust is an essential element in the relationship of manager and his or her team ii. You demonstrate your trust in others through your actions e) Cool Under Pressure when leaders encounter a stressful event, they consider it interesting, they feel they can influence the outcome and they see it as an opportunity. f) Team-Building Skills i. defined as a strong person who provides the substance that holds the team together in common purpose toward the right objective. ii. the leader must understand the process and dynamics required for this transformation. iii. He or she must know the appropriate leadership style to use during each stage of team development. iv. The leader must also have an understanding of the different team players styles and how to capitalize on each at the proper time, for the problem at hand. g) Motivation If your team lacks motivation, you can’t be successful, they can’t be successful and your company can’t be successful. h) Change Management Managing change successfully is an essential skill which all managers have to master at some point. If you do it badly, the result can be anxiety, uncertainty and demotivation. i) Communicate the big picture i. Open communication helps foster loyalty and gives a employee a sense of pride. ii. It helps them understand how their work contributes to the company's success. j) Delegate work and responsibilities Some employees, share their workload with them and assign the work according to people's strengths and weaknesses, and let employees develop their own good work habits and abilities. k) Help employees set goals i. Setting deadlines and goals helps keep employees focused, busy and motivates them to do their work. ii. Talk to each of your employees about the company's goals, and work with them to set individual goals directly linked to your business's mission. iii. Make sure employees understand their professional growth path in the company. l) Recognize problems i. It is impossible to know about personality conflicts, lagging productivity or other problems in the office if you have your head in the sand. ii. If you notice a change in an employee's work habits or attitude, try to get to the root of the problem before it starts affecting the rest of your staff. m) Reward employees i. Everybody appreciates raises and bonuses, but monetary rewards aren't the only way to thank employees for a job well done. ii. In fact the easiest way to recognize a worker's contribution — by simply saying "thank you" — is often the most overlooked. iii. Whether you do it with words, money, an employee-of-themonth program or other incentives, make sure your employees know you value their efforts and contributions. n) Be a mentor As a manager, one of the greatest gifts you can give your employees is sharing your knowledge and experience. o) Give reviews i. Employees need feedback about their performance to improve their skills and grow professionally. ii. Set up a formal review program and give performance appraisals once or twice a year. iii. If you set goals and give performance reviews in the same meeting, make sure you spend equal time addressing past performance and future goals. p) Have a heart i. Family emergencies, illnesses and other unplanned events always arise, so get used to it. ii. Show employees some compassion by being flexible with work hours and time off so they can tend to important matters. iii. Employees always appreciate a sympathetic boss, and as long as your business won't suffer, make every effort to accommodate workers who have special needs. It is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart! - John Bunyan q) Take the time to be a manager i. During busy times when work's piling up, don't forget to be a manager. Employees depend on your strength and guidance — especially when they're stressed out. ii. Give employees your undivided attention when they want to talk. If you can't do that in your office, head out to a neighborhood café and chat over a cup of coffee. D. Masalah Pengurusan 1. Prestasi rendah 2. Ketidaksesuaian untuk bekerja kerana bidang tidak sesuai 3. Kerja acuh tak acuh 4. Kurang motivasi 5. Tidak mahu mendengar rungutan masalah pekerja bawahan. E. Pendekatan Psikologi Dalam Mewujudkan kepuasan kerja Maslow's hierarchy of needs Kesimpulan Pengurusan yang efektif bercirikan beberapa kriteria. a) Kenal pasti kekuatan dan kelemahan diri dan orangorang di sekeliling. b) Perlu ada objektif kursus dan merancang untuk mencapainya. c) Perlu membina satu pasukan untuk berkongsi hasrat organisasi. d) Perlu membantu setiap ahli untuk mencapai objektif yang ditentukan oleh ketua jabatan atau organisasi. LAMBAIAN MALAR HIJAU (BERSAMA CIKGU JO DAN DANENG) TERUSKAN PERJUANGAN!