DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "How to Improve Accuracy and Attention to Detail" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Organisations are full of detailed tasks that require close attention and accuracy, from management of employees and report writing to using software systems and auditing. Carrying out complex tasks within fast-paced and often highly regulated organisations can make it challenging to maintain accuracy and close attention to detail, but failure to do so can be costly and detrimental to the quality of your work.
This course will help you improve your overall attention to detail and accuracy by using some essential planning and attention improving techniques. The programme is highly participative, combining the presentation of theory together with sharing experiences and individual and group exercises
Key Benefits of Attending
Correcting errors can be time consuming and expensive. This course is designed to improve performance through improving accuracy and attention in the workplace. It will focus on increasing awareness of the impact of mistakes and will have a focus on learning approaches and techniques to improve accuracy, and hence improve efficiency and effectiveness. It will help you:
- Understand the psychology of attention to detail in day-to-day work
- Understand the psychology of attention and accuracy
- Learn how to improve your attention space and accuracy
- Discuss how to improve focus and concentration and improve performance
Agenda
Introduction and Objectives
Accuracy
- Understanding the importance of accuracy and attention to detail and the impact of making mistakes and errors
- Discussion of examples of issues and sharing tips on what works well to stay focused and prevent errors to improve performance
- Common errors and what causes us to make them
Brief Overview of the Psychology of Attention
- The different theories of attention are the capacity theory, the mental bottleneck (filter) theory and selective attention
- Personality types and how this influences the mistakes we make, e.g. Insights colours, Belbin
- Diagnostic for assessing attention
Techniques, Tips and Tools to Help Reduce Errors in Working
- Maximising energy levels (e.g. 2 minute break-time, diet, lifestyle, doing something physical)
- Exercises to improve attention fitness - practice improving attention span using brain games/training
- Discussion considerations for reducing errors by optimising storage processes, labelling, visibility, organization, technology as an enabler
Action Planning
- Identification of your personal areas of strength and areas for improvement following the course
For more information about this conference visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/j5k64r/1day_course_how?w=4
