An Instructional Improvement Plan Business Plan by writingsensation

This paper explains that the goal of an instructional improvement plan is to increase overall profitability through a system, which motivates the staff to increase productivity without sacrificing work quality. The author points out that any kind of performance indicator or assessment involves something that can be measured and recorded; therefore, the author uses a survey to evaluate an employee's work habits and ability to handle the workload. The paper relates that the organization should prepare a plan for the next two quarters in which persons requiring training are taken out in groups, one from each major group within the client handling teams so that the working of the teams are not affected; these persons should be trained separately by experts on all aspects of accounting such as changes and common errors.

Table of Contents
Performance Indicators/Assessments
Productivity Index
Survey of Workload and work Environment
Continuing Professional Development
Concern with Job Security
Managerial Attitude to Employees
Work not Challenging Enough
Unsatisfactory Compensation and Flexibility
Plans