AFTER-ACTION REVIEWS MADE SIMPLE
How to Train Team Members by Conducting Simulated Work-related Situations to Extract Lessons Learned, and Identify Better Ways to Enhance Their Performance.
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Edward J. Murphy
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If you’re looking for a better way to enhance the training of your employees to consistently produce excellent results, this book is for you!
It was created for you, regardless of your occupation, position, or level of authority, to help you achieve the effectiveness and success you deserve.
One of the biggest problems employers face today is how to train their employees.
One way to overcome this is by using the After-Action Review Process.
The After-Action Review Process is a training program that observes, measures, and reviews both individual and team performance against established standards under simulated work-related situations you expect them to encounter in the future.
The primary purpose of the AAR Process is to train individuals and teams to strengthen teamwork and enhance problem-solving skills.
This training typically consists of simulated work-related situations that require team members to work together to overcome obstacles and achieve the desired result.
There are several different ways to use the formal and informal AAR Process in your training.
This process causes them to reflect on what transpired, extract key lessons learned, and identify opportunities to enhance their future performance.
Today, it’s routinely practiced by major corporations like Microsoft and Boeing.
Here, you’ll learn how to use the most actionable tactics, techniques, and tools needed to rise above the crowd, excel at what you do, and stand out rather than just fit in.
I’m confident that by learning, using, and sharing what you’ll learn here, you’ll be well on your way to adding the greatest value to your team, making you essential.
Enjoy the book!
To your SUCCESS!
Ed
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