Amazon's APEP Methodology
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What is the primary focus of 'Attack the Process'?

  • Relating to people on a person-to-person level
  • Influencing others to achieve a goal
  • Acknowledging emotions of team members
  • Understanding barriers to performance (correct)
  • What is the purpose of asking 'Do they know what to do?'?

  • To acknowledge the emotions of the AA
  • To determine if an AA is doing something right
  • To convey a desire to help the AA
  • To understand barriers to performance (correct)
  • What is an outcome of 'Engaging People'?

  • Fewer small victories
  • Treating people with dignity (correct)
  • Less influential behavior
  • Increased performance barriers
  • What is the main goal of being influential?

    <p>To earn trust</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What results from 'Seeing the Invisible'?

    <p>Improved process understanding</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of 'Hey, Do that Again!'?

    <p>To notice and appreciate good behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an element of 'Being Influential'?

    <p>Explaining the why's</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is 'Engage People' characterized by?

    <p>Relating to people on a person-to-person level</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the result of 'Attacking the Process'?

    <p>Reduced performance barriers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a type of engagement level?

    <p>Resisting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    APEP: Attack Processes Engage People

    • APEP is a methodology used at Amazon to remove barriers to success
    • It expects managers and process assistants to:
    • Assume people are self-motivated
    • Believe people want to do a good job at work
    • Function as barrier-busters
    • Believe that bad processes prevent good people from being successful

    Applying APEP

    • Apply APEP when talking to others by understanding barriers to performance
    • Attack the process by asking:
    • Do they know what to do?
    • Do they know how?
    • Do they know what they're doing right/incorrectly?
    • Does bad stuff happen when they do good stuff?
    • Does good stuff happen when they do bad stuff?
    • Do they have the info, tools, equipment needed to be successful?

    Engaging the Person

    • Engaging the person involves relating on a person-to-person level
    • Engaging involves:
    • Acknowledging emotions
    • Treating people with dignity
    • Conveying your desire to help
    • Asking for ideas and opinions
    • Going and seeing; being present

    Engagement

    • Engagement is the emotional commitment that ensures people care about what they do
    • Find out what motivates everyone – everyone is different!
    • Treating people with respect is key to engagement

    Qualities of Engaged Workers

    • Motivated
    • Show up and show up on time
    • Stay for the entire shift and leave happy

    Engaging Associates

    • Engaging associates involves earning their trust
    • Other ways to engage associates include:
    • Finding out what motivates them
    • Treating them with respect

    Applying APEP in Feedback

    • Assume positive intent
    • Use two-way communication (positive and corrective)
    • Be empathetic
    • Collaborate toward a solution
    • Benefits include:
    • Establishing credibility
    • Helping associates engage

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    Learn about Amazon's APEP methodology, which aims to remove barriers to success by assuming people are self-motivated and wanting to do a good job. Discover how managers and process assistants can function as barrier-busters.

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