Bismillahirrahmanirrahim,
Tak terasa tahun 2014 telah berlalu, tahun yang sangat berat. Ayahanda yang tercinta telah meninggalkan kami selama-lamanya pada tanggal 23 Nov 2014, semoga amal pahala Beliau di terima di sisi-NYA. Disamping itu terima kasih yach Allah atas karuniamu di tahun 2014.
Happy new year 2015
Resolusi 2015 :
1. Strengthening the position and always be the best
2. Create own business
3. Umroh with Family & My MOM
4. Membahagiakan Ibu yang telah sendiri
5. Menjadi Muslim yang lebih baik lagi
Amin, semoga Allah SWT mengijabah resolusi & doa ini.
@AkhmadMadces
Friday, January 2, 2015
Monday, September 8, 2014
Why Managers Don't Promote Over-Achievers
Many hard-working Over-Achievers are frustrated with their lack of career advancement. They work long hours, complete mountains of work, but can’t seem to get promoted. The reason? They need to be High-Performers not Over-Achievers.
What’s the difference between a High-Performer and an Over-Achiever?
- High-Performers are Strategists. They know when to wait, when to attack, how to sacrifice, and when to change direction. They can position the company to achieve victory in multiple ways and move on non-linear paths.
- Over-Achievers are Brute Force. They have one mission, and that is to get from point A to point B as fast as possible within the rules provided. They focus on completing as much as possible, in a linear fashion, until there is nothing left to complete.
The difference between the two is hard to spot at first, because both are able to produce short-term results. The key difference is long-term results and value.
Millennials are natural Over-Achievers
The Millennial Generation can rarely tell the difference between an Over-Achiever and a High-Performer. They will often attempt to get a promotion by doing ten times more work and will get frustrated when they aren’t promoted into a more strategic or managerial role.
The High-Performer role is harder for Millennials to grasp, since they are the instant gratification generation. As “digital natives” most of them grew up with a device in their hand, and have been connected to the internet for as long as they can remember. This leads to a mentality that faster is better, and all things need to happen quickly – from accomplishing goals to getting feedback.
- Need 100 things documented? They’re on top of it. Achievement for a typical Millennial is measured by completing as many goals as possible. It’s mostly quantitative.
- Need a plan to make documentation easier, faster, cost-effective and sustainable? Millennials will struggle because the goal is transformational which means they may not see immediate results. Transformation over time is how performance is measured. It’s both qualitative and quantitative.
How to cultivate High-Performers
- Review past goals. When meeting with your employees make sure to identify their goals in terms of Over-Achiever vs. High-Performer, so they understand what path they have been on so they can make a decision of how they want to move forward.
- Set strategic goals. An Over-Achiever suffers from single-mindedness. They will need to create goals in which the planning, not execution, is the outcome. These should be high-level plans to improve a business area. They will need to think critically about areas of the business that may be affected by the changes they are proposing, including contingencies and pivot points for if (or when) the environment supporting their plan changes. Your job as a manager is to ask questions, and help them refine their plan.
- Create stages for execution. Once they have a plan, have them work slowly and steadily, and understand that progress is measured over time. They will have to fight the urge to abandon their plans when they don’t see progress immediately. As a manager, you will need to help them keep metrics and timeframes so they don’t revert back to brute force tactics to make something work.
Do you have Over-Achievers or performers?
How have you ensured their success respectively?
Posted by S. Slade Sundar in Linkedin
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Leadership at different levels
Leadership at different levels in organisation :
- At Supervisor Level, We can focus more on interaction management, giving and receiving feedbacks and team building. The clue is to close to the team, interact well and get things done.
- At Manager Level, We have to play roles as mediator between the Seniors and the staff. Hence we have to focus on POAC (Planning, Organizing, Actuating & Controlling), leading and motivating team. The clue is to know individuals behaviour and organizational dynamics.
- At Senior manager Level, we have to get things done mainly thru others. We detach ourselves but the message cascaded down. The clue is to know about strategic leadership thought processes....
Shared by Bu Indra Prastomiyono
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Resolusi 2014
Akhirnya tahun 2013 telah berlalu dengan beberapa pencapaian yang cukup membanggakam. Terima kasih yach Allah atas karuniamu sehingga saya bisa mendapatkan hasil sesuai dengan resolusi 2013.
Happy new year 2014
Resolusi 2014 :
1. Umrah
2. Strengthening the position
3. Memperluas networking
4. Create own business
5. Be the best family, society and my country
Amin, semoga Allah SWT mengabulkan doa ini.
Happy new year 2014
Resolusi 2014 :
1. Umrah
2. Strengthening the position
3. Memperluas networking
4. Create own business
5. Be the best family, society and my country
Amin, semoga Allah SWT mengabulkan doa ini.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
New Challenge ….
Kadang kala kita tidak tahu rencana Allah SWT terhadap kita dan semua terjadi apa adanya. Finally i got new assignment with new challenge. Dan pastinya great power comes great responsibility, mudah-mudahan bisa amanah menjalankannya.
Key success dari Achievement ini adalah spirit, passion, always do the best, nothing to lose dan tentunya tetap berdoa kepada Allah SWT.
Bismillah … semoga saya bisa menghadapi tantangan ini. Amin
Key success dari Achievement ini adalah spirit, passion, always do the best, nothing to lose dan tentunya tetap berdoa kepada Allah SWT.
Bismillah … semoga saya bisa menghadapi tantangan ini. Amin
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Pasca Sarjana UGM Graduation Day 25th April 2013
Finally …. the day is coming. Pasca Sarjana UGM Graduation Day on 25th April 2013 at Graha Shaba Pramana.
Thanks to all for the support to accomplished this journey ….
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