Posted 51 days ago
Technical Enablement (TE)
Preferred
- 5-8 years of related experience.
- Exibits firm understanding of holistic TE methodologies across all teams.
- Drives projects with medium to large audiences with medium to large impact and complexity (see TEIC Reference tab), involving several technologies and several business areas/processes.
- Independently manages project execution per the TE playbook with no / minimal guidance.
- Demonstrated ability to drive TE initiatives focusing on one TE sub-discipline, but able to provide significant contributions to the execution of at lease on other.
Readiness:
- Maintains and monitors networks of decision makers; owns relationships at senior levels to ensure change initiatives meet objectives; leads a group of cross-functional change agents; communicates change strategies, ensuring alignment; pro-actively commmunicates changes to plans; handles conflict constructively; co-creates solutions.
Knowledge:
- Develops training plans for programs/initiatives, understanding specific audiences, able to direct training needs across multiple functions.
Communications:
- Leads, manages, and/or executes communication and marketing plans for complex. multi-stakeholder program and operational activities. Manages multiple tracks and channels of communications for enterprise-wide audiences or sensitive information, including managing stakeholders for complex review and approval cycles.
- Drives use of new and innovative channels/methods and programs to communicate to and engage employees; easily adapts writing style and messaging to fit audience or sender
- Partners with cross company communication peers to develop synergies and coordinates larger campaigns with Employee Comms, can determine appropriate use of many channels.
- Has broad expertise or unique knowledge, uses skills to contribute to development of company objectives and principles and to achieve goals in creative and effective ways.
- May be looked to as a lead displaying advanced knowledge in specialized area(s).
- Works on significant and unique issues where analysis of situations or data requires an evaluation of intangibles.
- Exercises independent judgment in methods, techniques and evaluation criteria for obtaining results.
- Contacts pertain to significant matters often involving coordination among groups.