INTRODUCTION Purpose This report contains findings and recommendations for the capacity of Las Tias in Leon, Nicaragua. The main goal of the project is to strive to achieve a more efficient organizational structure that can lead to improved processes within the organization. The key objective of this project was to conduct a Capacity Building Needs Assessment to uncover any missing gaps in the overall organization. The gap analysis entailed short and long-term capacity needs for the staff overseeing the youth and adolescent projects. These needs varied from organizational, infrastructural, and human resources. The holes in these areas of the organization would then results in creating a process of vetting volunteers to value-creating …show more content…
The activities can range from English practice, arts and crafts, playing games with the kids or even assisting the Las Tias staff in various daily activities. One of the challenges for Spark Ventures faces is how to tailor skills and interests with potential volunteer or learning projects that would be valuable to both Las Tias staff as well as their volunteers. Scope This report will take an extensive look at creating a more stable, sustainable organizational model for Las Tias staff. We will present a variety of recommendations which include an organization chart, training and development, and methods of organization. Needs Analysis In order to identify which skills and resources were needed for short-term process improvements for Las Tias staff, a survey was created. The feedback from the structured survey represents an immediate need for more human capital. Other needs such as updated skills, coursework, and tangible resources were also a common necessity. The recommendations proposed in this report will address the needs identify with respect to the level of priorities. Central Problems The in-depth interviews and survey responses from the staff members enabled us to identify key areas that required attention in order to improve the overall organization. Listed below are the central problems generated from their feedback. Feedback from Interviews and Surveys 1. A need for specific job titles and job duties: Many
For the Organizational Assessment provide for this module I used information and experience provided to me during the course of my
* Talk to employees 1 on 1 get to know them see what they feel can be improved, get their input and
After meeting with her Senior Director and determining it was expected for her unit to improve their HCAPS scores, Dawn investigated what the current scored of her unit were. After looking up the unit’s HCAPS scores, she discovered the September of 2014 scores, in the categories of responsiveness of staff, and communications with nurses, were well below the average of like hospitals. She then started the managerial function of organizing by developing a plan to carry out the work needed to raise the unit’s HCAPS scores in these two areas.
Meeting with staff, providing the opportunity to discuss concerns, ascertain motivation and build relationships between management and workers. Collect and analyse performance figures and observe trends, (for example absence levels, retention, production or customer service). Use staff satisfaction surveys to determine the mood of employees. Promptly analyse responses to identify areas requiring action.
• I believe there are always room for improvement in one organization there is always a leader to ser one goal to aim for everybody . As a carer in Park house I need to develop my skills and improve my work with the help of other members. like for an example: every year we have so called appraisal interview which is so beneficial to every staff because in such way we will know the areas where we need to develop. Don’t be afraid to ask about yourself regarding work and never hesitate to open up new ideas to co-workers.
Human resources have surveyed all employees and asked them to provide feedback on areas where the business can improve.
Below are ten of the top areas of concern, with Pros and Cons for each of them.
The staff employed in a medical facility depends on many things to keep the quality of patient care in the positive and efficient. Physicians and nursing need the current and most
The Company President Gregory S Forest has directed me to conduct a field investigation at the Roanoke Branch. We have reasons to believe that employee morales and productivity are declining daily. I have also heard that there are other problems going on as well. I will be coming May 24, 2012 to have the group meeting and interview employees as a group to further investigate the problems within the company.
They enlisted volunteers to help work on the central problems reported by employees. The team soon began to question the effectiveness and efficiency of standard practices. With the help of all employees, the teams eventually devised a list of 30 suggestion that would greatly improve the working environment.
The audit was approached in three stages. Initially the audit critically analysed the mission statements and appraised the same. The next step proceeded by conducting in-depth interviews of two department heads and a subordinate employee to identify the gaps in communication. Also as secondary analysis we monitored the behavioural attributes of the employees. Later in the audit various ‘gaps’ were analysed and suggested recommendations that on implementation can fill these gaps.
In the organizational structure of MCSS, there was a lack of communication, which failed to address the increasing problems that resulted in loss of control.
The following problems or opportunities listed below are organizational problems that the proponents discovered after analyzing the process of not having a system for employee’s payroll:
Read the following case study and critically analyses the situation and write a report in while outline the issues and problems faced by the organization’s members. Describe how you address them. Justify your answers and give detailed reasons for your intended actions.
The main problems of the organization were that the company set strategies to achieve objectives that weren’t focused in the core business and set without considering how many resources and skills does the company would need to reach them, focusing their efforts in processes or products that didn’t add value to the company and decreasing the profits of the