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Goal setting and assigning of collectors’ teams

After the end of the module the participants will be able to delegate responsibility effectively by choosing the correct tasks, finding the right people and conducting the delegation process in a proper manner. They will be able to set the goals of their team by engaging everyone from the team with the realization of these tasks and thus develop the potential and skills of the employees.

Main topics are:

  • Models for efficient goal settings;
  • Rules of setting of clear objectives;
  • Specifications of the delegation process – how and when to delegate?
Duration: 1:50 Hr
Price: € 15 Per participant

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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 1881 – 1938 on the banknote of 100 new Turkish lira

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Mustafa Kemal is a Turkish general and politician, a founder and president of The Republic of Turkey. Some of his biographers claim that he comes from a Bulgarian-Muslim family. He participates in WWI and in 1920 forms a caretaker government. After two years, he officially eradicates the Sultan power and proclaims The Turkish Republic. Throughout his 15 years of government service, he has made reforms in the political, social, judicial and economic spheres without an analogue in any other country: he replaces the Arabic alphabet with the Latin one; he introduces the modern secular state; he prohibits the wearing of headscarves and fezzes in public buildings and institutions; he establishes women equality. He accepts the name Atatürk, which means “the father of Turkish people” in 1935. He governs until his death in 1938. Today his portrait is printed on every Turkish banknote in circulation.