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Demonstrates Self-Awareness
Asks for input about how own actions impact others
Reacts positively when constructive criticism is offered
Recognizes own mistakes and the need to operate differently
Seeks feedback from others
Develops Talent
Developing Talent does not have required behaviors for Frontline Leaders, but if you wish to grow in this area, please consider the opportunities below
Drives Engagement
Drives Engagement does not have required behaviors for Frontline Leaders, but if you wish to grow in this area, please consider the opportunities below
Ensures Accountability
Communicates the status and completion of assignments.
Holds self accountable for complying with policies, procedures, and work requirements.
Seeks input to ensure assignments are done correctly.
Takes responsibility for own actions.
Leverages Business Insight
Learns about the key drivers of the organization’s business.
Shows interest in industry developments and trends.
Shows interest in the fundamentals of how the business works.
Gathers input about how choices and actions may impact the business.
Manages Complexity
Collects relevant information to understand intricate problems and issues.
Learns and uses systematic problem-solving tools and methods.
Recognizes symptoms that indicate problems.
Separates relevant facts from less essential or unnecessary data when solving problems.
Plans and Aligns
Finds out the proper sequence of activities to efficiently complete tasks.
Clarifies the tasks that are needed to complete assignments.
Seeks the support and resources needed to carry out plans.
Aligns own efforts with others’ activities to improve coordination of plans and projects.
Values Differences
Shows interest in working with people with a variety of backgrounds and perspectives.
Avoids using stereotypes.
Shows respect when interacting with individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds.
Learns from others who have different perspectives, backgrounds, and/or styles.
Team Member Commitments
Customer Focus
Addresses gaps in the workgroup’s ability to meet emerging customer needs.
Gathers customer satisfaction input on behalf of the team.
Holds others accountable for meeting customer needs.
Aligns business processes to work with those of customers.
Drives Results
Pushes others to achieve results.
Leads others to persist despite setbacks or obstacles.
Fosters a sense of urgency in the team for reaching goals and meeting deadlines.
Drives a track record of success for the team.
Instills Trust
Demonstrates consistency between words and actions, gaining others' trust.
Models reliability and ensures that the team meets its commitments.
Maintains honesty and authenticity and encourages others to do the same.
Is trusted to represent or protect the interests of others fairly.
Optimizes Work Processes
Analyzes problems and process breakdowns to ensure that improvements are made.
Focuses others on driving continuous improvement and quality outcomes.
Employs systems, processes, and workflows that help others deliver results without intensive managerial involvement.
Optimizes and integrates large-scale systems to improve quality and service.
Communicates Effectively
Adjusts communication content and style to the audience and a diverse set of stakeholders.
Breaks down communication barriers between others.
Encourages candid and open communication among groups.
Practices active and attentive listening skills to verify understanding.
Core
Core Areas
Escalates Safety Issues
Escalates Policy Issues
Recommends EAP when needed
Completes Required Training on time
Model our culture during Hiring
Completes all leader actions in Onboarding
Describes the Top 5 areas of BW Benefits
Describes Team Member and Leader Commitments
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