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“…What you'll learn--and how you can apply it At the end of this session participants will be able to: Describe the steps involved in delegating work Explain the types of tasks that you should delegate List the things to consider before you delegate Explain how to follow-up after you delegate an assignment Prerequisites: Experience as a manager or supervisor is helpful, but not required Materials or downloads needed in advance: Fill out the questionnaire on for your own self-evaluation purposes Further resources: Read Chapter 6 "Typical Problems and How to Solve Them" from The Busy Manager's Guide to Delegation This resource will provide you with a good understanding of what to do when typical types of problems come up when delegating Read Chapters 3 "Giving and Receiving Feedback" and Chapter 4 " Dealing with Poor Performance" from The Art of IT Management: Practical Tools, Techniques and People Skills These Chapters demonstrate tips on communication and feedback Read Chapter 6 "Delegating in Other Situations" from Delegating for Business Success This is a good resource for handling a variety of situations…”

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