What Kind of Life Do You Want To Live?: Presented By: Yousaf Sultan Awan ROLL # 51 MS-HRM, Sec-B

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WHAT KIND OF

LIFE DO YOU
WANT TO LIVE?
PRESENTED BY:
YOUSAF SULTAN AWAN
ROLL # 51
MS-HRM, SEC-B
REVERSE ENGINEERING

• Key words identified are


• LIVE
• LIFE
WHAT IS LIVE?

• To spend a life in a particular way


WHAT IS LIFE?

• Defining life is controversial

• Life is complex
SIMPLEST DEFINITION

• Some things we can do and some


things we cannot

• Things we do are within our control

• Things we are unable to approach


are out of our scope
WHAT DO WE WANT ?
• There is a gold mine in your gold
mind. Focus always precedes success.
What you get is always what you set.
Denis Whitley

• What do I want from Life?


• Had anyone thought about it?
MEANING LESS GOALS
• Most of the people chase wrong goals.
• Exist for oneself is meaningless.
• Set realistic and achievable goals.
• Every thing that glitters is not gold.
• Earning monetary benefits are
meaningless.
DREAM BIG AND AIM HIGH
• If you want your life to be a magnificent story; then
begin by realizing that you are the author, and
everyday, you have the opportunity to write a new
page.
Mark Houlanha

• Big achievements only by High Aims


• Accepting below the vision is compromise
• Even in failure one achieve new heights
DREAM BIG AND AIM HIGH
• Nothing should hamper your goal.
• Burning desire to be successful.
• Perspire before comfort of success.
• Set highest goal first.
• Obstacles will strike.
• Finest angle is only try-angle.
DREAM BIG AND DECISION
• Decide what you want to achieve.
• Set your short term, mid term & long term goals.
• Up to 1 year, 3-5 years & 10 years goal.
• A thousand mile journey starts with one step.
ART OF GOAL SETTING
• Goal should be accurate.
• Training from precision to accuracy.
• Absolutely certain of the target you want to hit.
• Set a goal with command on your thoughts.
• Art is in setting clearly defined goals.
• Always consider the ends.
ART OF GOAL SETTING
• Not clear goal will end you somewhere else.
• Going is the goal in itself.
• Well begun is half done.
• Reaching at one goal is the start to the next.
• Ignorance is the distance (you & your success).
• Doing is more important than outcome.
• Roadmap to your destination.
AIM & GOAL
• Aimless person is like a rudderless ship.
• Direction is vague.
• Why is spend aimless life.
• SMART goals.
• Direction is essential.
AIM & GOAL
• Direction is essential.
• Treat your goals like your children.
• Write down your short & long term goals.
• Belief improves that you can achieve.
• Course adjustment time after time.
MEASURE YOUR SUCESS
• Ask yourself is an efficient technique.
• What did you do.
• Did you spend, invested, read, helped, exercised etc.
• Check every day, weekly, monthly, yearly.
• Direction is essential.
• PIPO Positive In Positive Out.
THANK YOU
THE
ARCHITECTURE OF
IMPLEMENTATION
Successful Implementation
• Turning Strategic plans into action plans.
• Action plans must address strategic goals.
• Practical steps.
• Measuring progress overtime.
• Resources required.
• Every thing on track.
Successful Implementation
• Action plan begins with strategic goals.
• Steps required to achieve goals.
• Operating units contribute to Strategic goals.
• Example Pedal power Bicycle Company (PBC).
• Strategy:
• Target Market: quality conscious adult cyclists.
• Customization: facilitating consumers to customize.
Pedal power Bicycle Company
• Units affected Production, Sales & Marketing,
Manufacturing.
• Production Unit 4 goals:
• Work with marketing to determine customer requirements ad pricing
constraints by January 2, 2016.
• Based on goal 1 results, design 3 prototypes for market testing by April 1,
2006
• Based on goal 2 results, create manufacturing specifications for three
customizable models by August 1, 2006
• Concurrently work with manufacturing on design for manufacturability.
• Deliverable: Sixty Components
• Deadline: October 1, 2006
Set Goals
• Starting point is Company’s mission & Strategic goals for
corporate & unit level goals.
• It determines how organization direct its efforts over the
multiyear period.
• Company’s highest strategic goal is cascaded down to unit
goals.
• Top management has to examine unit goals to assure as they:
• Support & compatible with company’s strategy
• Add up to a complete plan to achieve strategic goals
• Management must be alert for unit goals may be in conflict
with company’s goals.
Performance Measures
• Once goals are set find a way to measure performance
• There are many systems for measuring performance.
• Traditionally: Accounting measures.
• Key measures: revenue from sales, sales per employee,
gross profit, profit margin, return on investmentSimilarly
for different organizational units there are ways to
measure its performance,
Action Steps
• How to achieve SMART goals?
• Its through action steps.
• Action Steps include:
• Who, What, & When
• The sum of these steps complete job.
• One important question that is asked at every step:
• Can this step be broken down into sub steps.
• Eventually a point will reach & steps cannot be sub divided.
• Every action step has been identified.
Resources Required
• Complete action plan recognizes the resources required by each unit.
• Resources may be full time and part time.
• Typical resources:
• People
• Technology
• Support from other departments
• Time
• Money
• Office Space
• Strategic partners
• Training
Interlocks
• Units working in isolation need to be collaborated
with other units to accomplish goals.
• Cross functional collaboration is Interlocks.
• It can be task force, interdepartmental team, individuals
from different departments working together.
• Interlocks results in two types of exchanges i.e. giving &
receiving, to & from other units.
• As collaboration increases cross functional teams are made.
• Possibility of conflicts to arise during interlock.
Summary
• An implementation of action plan begins with strategic
goals and identifies all the steps required to achieve them.
• Action planning begins from the top and cascades down
through the organization.
• Company Mission and Strategic goals are starting point for
corporate and unit level goals.
• Once goals are set now find the ways to measure its
performance. Performance metrics should be SMART.
• Formulate action steps and analyze the resources required .
• Identify the cross functional collaboration opportunities.
• Make an estimate of cost associated with action plan.
THANK YOU

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