Jerry
Teplitz Enterprises Presents:
Inscape
Publishing
Work Expectations Profile® On-Line
Whether
spoken or unspoken, a “psychological contract”
of needs and expectations exists between employees and employers
that affects job satisfaction and performance. The Inscape
Publishing Work Expectations Profile provides a
framework to help employees and managers understand and
discuss these needs and expectations.
Complimentary Sample Profile available below. |
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Understanding Yourself
Personal
Insight into Work Attitudes and Preferences: Helps
you understand what characteristics are important to you in
your job.
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Learn what reinforces you on a job
• Learn what is necessary for your satisfaction
on a job
• Create a framework in which to organize your
work experience
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Understanding
of Current Work Satisfaction: Helps you gain a deeper
understanding of what brings you satisfaction and frustration
at your job.
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Understand what work expectations are met and unmet
in your job
• Identify areas of your job that are dissatisfying
or frustrating
• Reflect on the direction of your career and
the changes you want to make within your job
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Managers
and Supervisors Understand the Expectations of Their Employees:
Help managers better read the pulse of their departments
or organizations and learn about potential areas of group dissatisfaction.
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Learn what characteristics of a job and what reinforcements
are important to the
members of the department or organization
• Learn what work expectations are being met within
the department or organization
• Gain insight into employee dissatisfaction
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Understanding
Others
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Common Language to Understand and Discuss Work Expectations:
Help people develop a language through which they can
efficiently and accurately communicate concerns about their
work preferences, attitudes, and satisfaction.
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Categorize the benefits and characteristics of a job
or career
• Reference an area of work expectations to describe
common concerns
• Create a safe forum to discuss differences
• Express problems and frustrations in a more
open fashion
• Express dissenting opinions without fear of
disapproval or causing offense
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Address
Unmet Work Expectations: Help managers and employees
apply their knowledge about work expectations to make changes
within both the job and themselves.
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Discuss what alterations would enhance an employees
job
• Feel understood about job concerns and needs
• Understand management’s perspective on
employee needs
• Adjust unrealistic expectations rather than
hold on to resentment
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Work
Expectations
is a registered trademark of Inscape Publishing, Inc.
For
further information contact:
Jerry Teplitz Enterprises, Inc.
228 N. Donnawood Dr., Ste 204
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Phone: 800 77-RELAX or 757.496.8008
FAX 757.496.9955
www.Teplitz.com
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