One of the biggest challenges for managers is currently reconstructing the performance of an employee who, for various reasons, doesn’t get good results anymore and makes repeated mistakes that cost the company. Such an employee needs a reconstruction and personal development plan and in no case to be fired, Petre Nicolae, head of training and consulting company CBC Romania, told wall-street.ro.

“There are employees who have performed well in the past and have had excellent results, and suddenly they were no longer able to perform daily activities, have delays in their reactions are becoming more stressed and are reluctant for any extra effort, that in the past would have done in an instant. What is actually happening?!
We can say that the employee is demotivated or malicious, but that helps neither him nor us. Well, the employee may suffer from a strong affective emotional deadlock or a beginning of anxiety or depression, “said Petre Nicolae.

Petre Nicolae, general manager CBC Romania, a company specialized in transformational consulting, organizational management and strategic business coaching, team building and integrated transformational training, has an experience of over 15 years in running businesses, occupying in turn positions of top management at the largest national and multinational companies. Since 2003, however, Nicolae chose to dedicate to consultancy, with a specialization in strategic and organizational management. GM Master Class Academy was founded four years ago, when he participated at an intensive training program at the University of Cambridge (United Kingdom). After completing he realized that everyone present, around 250 executives from the largest corporations in the world, have left with very good ideas, but nothing clear to help them in their business.

“I asked if there is a license to such a program, I purchased one and adapted it specifically for the market in Romania and especially for entrepreneurial management in Romania,” says Nicolae. But to match the market and management in Romania, the program had to be adapted and that in more than two years.

The economic situation that we feel in recent years has led to important changes in all areas. Motivated by diminishing budgets allocated by companies to training of employees on one hand, and the desire to perform in a difficult market, on the other hand, more and more employees don’t wait to be sent on company trainings, but their pay professional development courses themselves.

“Increasingly more employees, especially at the top and middle management, allocate own funds for training, but also for thorough evaluation and business coaching. Thus, a top manager allocates between 2500-4000 euros / year when they realize the need for personal and professional development, “said Petre Nicolae for wall-street.ro, managing partner in the training and consultancy company CBC Romania.