Management Consulting
Why
You Need Our Services . . .
In
today’s uncertain business climate and declining stock market, top management
must be willing to take the necessary steps to ensure the ongoing viability of
their respective organizations. To do this, top managers must be equipped with
current information about their organization’s people – their skills, their
values, and their business ethics. They also must be able to measure human
behavior, motivation, attitudes, performance and work processes – for it is
impossible to manage what you cannot measure. J. S. Evans Consulting has
helped other organizations with these important issues and can provide this same
type of assistance for yours.
Organizational Climate Survey & Planned Strategic Change
Program
This program focuses on:
- providing a comprehensive
assessment of the organization's current culture and human
behavior processes - accomplished by conducting a series of
individual and focus group interviews with all levels of managers
and employees in the organization
- developing a strategy for
implementing needed organizational changes to support strategic
objectives
- implementing these positive
changes to facilitate greater organizational effectiveness
- measuring the effects of
implementing these changes over several months using a series of
reliable and validated assessment instruments
This program is designed to establish a “read” on the
organization’s people, its climate, and its culture – based on confidential
interviews and validated assessment instruments. It includes gathering data on
the following individual and organizational factors and feeding this information back to management:
-
employee motivation issues
- job satisfaction of employees
- work attitudes and morale
- communication patterns and processes
- compensation (pay and benefits) issues
- work values for all levels of personnel
- performance issues
- supervision of employees
- trust and loyalty issues
- working conditions of employees
This program also focuses on:
- identifying the
reasons why work processes and communications may break down between
managers supervisors, and operatives
- identifying potentially vulnerable areas on the
human capital side of the business
- formulating a strategy to eliminate these
vulnerabilities while capitalizing on the strengths of the
organization
Business
Ethics
Ethical behavior within organizations is a critical
bottom-line issue. Investors demand this type of behavior and have a right to
expect it. As we have seen recently, unethical behavior by managers or
employees can severely damage or even destroy an organization. Ethical behavior
must start at the top in any organization and flow downward throughout the
entire organization. J. S. Evans Consulting is equipped to help your
organization deal with ethical principles and accepted standards of behavior for
your managers and employees. Our services include:
- “one-on-one” coaching sessions
- interactive group workshops
Some of the topical areas covered include the following:
- ethical intensity - the importance of ethical decisions

- consequences resulting from unethical decisions
- social consensus, political, and legal fall-out
- dealing with people affected by unethical decisions
- costs associated with unethical behavior
- honesty and fairness in business dealings
- consequences associated with lying and distortion
- immoral and amoral management practices
- personal values - the driving force of ethical behavior
- practicing ethical behavior in the workplace
- developing and embracing a code of ethics
J. S. Evans Consulting believes that a strong
adherence to a code of ethics in the workplace is vital for these
reasons:
- to help employees
identify what their organization recognizes as ethical business
practices
- to provide a means to ensure that actions and
decisions made by all levels of employees embrace fair, honest, legal,
and ethical behaviors
- to avoid any misunderstandings among managers
and employees about what is right and wrong
- to avoid inconsistencies in decision making
caused by an organizational reward system that appears to reward
unethical behavior
Leadership
Development
A program designed to help your managers and supervisors
increase their leadership effectiveness by helping them understand and
capitalize on their specific leadership styles. We use two of the world’s most
valid and reliable assessment instruments – the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
and the Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior (FIRO-B) to
explore key aspects of personality and behavior in such areas as: problem
solving, communication, decision making, and interpersonal relations – the
components of effective leadership.
Manager and Supervisor Skills Development
Designed to teach or reinforce many of the skills
needed to become a successful manager or supervisor such as:
delegating tasks, motivating employees, managing performance, building
effective teams, establishing effective communication processes, and
learning about commonly used strategies for planning, organizing,
leading and controlling.
Coaching Program for Managers and Supervisors
Personal “one-on-one” coaching provided for managers and supervisors to help
them with strategic and operational planning, decision making, employee
performance, and overall work processes. Also addressed are a variety of
employee human behavioral issues such as: handling conflict, dealing with bad
attitudes, drops in performance, poor morale, work stress, and job
dissatisfaction.
Team Building
Focuses
on helping employees learn how to work more effectively together
to increase their performance – and experience the value and benefits
derived from the teamwork process. This is accomplished through
an approach that utilizes experiential and interactive exercises.
Performance Management
Designed to optimize the
skills and competencies of your managers and employees to achieve the desired
results of the organization. This is accomplished by identifying various
performance objectives, assessing individual skills and competencies that will
lead to the attainment of these objectives, and finally implementing the metrics
to effectively manage performance in your organization.
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