In Episode 41 of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we look at the results from our informal survey into the problems with policies and procedures, and how single sourcing can be applied to these types of documents. Here is the video mentioned in the podcast:
Tag: policies and procedures
Registration is now open for our next policies and procedures course
Registration for the next public policies and procedures writing course is now open. This course will be held on Wednesday 29th August in central London (WC2R). Learn how to create clear and effective policies and procedures on our popular one day course. See: Policies and procedures writing course 29 August
The most common mistakes organisations make with their policies and procedures
Here are the responses we received when we asked, what are the most common mistakes organisations make with their policies and procedures: https://twitter.com/rahelab/status/1011873673299578886 Not having any! — Rhonda Bracey (@RhondaBracey@mastodon.social) (@cybertext) June 26, 2018 Not including any context. I've seen people question policies (and ignore them) because they don't understand the reason/benefit of the policy…. Read more »
What are the most common mistakes organisations make with their policies and procedures
We’re running another Question of the Week on social media. This week’s question is: What are the most common mistakes organisations make with their policies and procedures? We plan to follow this up at a later stage with suggestions on how to prevent or fix these mistakes. You can add your answer by using the comments… Read more »
Free mini online training course – Planning policies and procedures documentation
We’ve been developing some free mini online training courses. These are currently in a “preview” state, as we’re still working on the documentation to go with the videos. The videos are complete, and ready to view. One of the online courses looks at policies and procedures: Planning Policies and Procedures Documentation (Preview) This free course looks… Read more »