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- 1. Why Goals Matter PAUL “BEARZ” BARANAY L3 – BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Northeast judge conference Winter 2014
- 2. • Provide focus for an event. • Something to strive towards. • Distinguish yourself during event selection. Why Do Goals Matter?
- 3. Qualities of Goal-Setters • Rules and Policy Knowledge • Leadership, Presence, & Charisma • Mentorship • Teamwork and Diplomacy • Penalty and Policy Philosophy • Communication Skills • Attitude and Maturity • Self-Evaluation • Assessment of Other Judges • Program Construction & Philosophy • Stress and Conflict Management • Investigations
- 4. Qualities of Goal-Setters • Rules and Policy Knowledge • Leadership, Presence, & Charisma • Mentorship • Teamwork and Diplomacy • Penalty and Policy Philosophy • Communication Skills • Attitude and Maturity • Self-Evaluation • Assessment of Other Judges • Program Construction & Philosophy • Stress and Conflict Management • Investigations
- 5. • Ask Culture - It's OK to ask for anything at all, but you might get “no” for an answer. • Guess Culture - You avoid putting a request into words unless you're pretty sure the answer will be yes. Guessers and Askers http://ask.metafilter.com/55153/Whats-the-middle-ground-between-FU-and-Welcome
- 7. “Have fun, see old friends, make new friends, don’t screw up” are not goals; they are minimum expectations. – Riki Hayashi Setting “Good” Goals
- 8. • Some possible starting points: • Time: Event-specific or long-term. • Scope: Local community, state, region… • Person: Yourself, or others. • Self: Areas for improvement and strengths. • What level do you want to be? Why? • What events do you want to work? Why? • What role do you want to have? Why? • Who are your role models? Why? Setting “Good” Goals
- 10. • State exactly what you hope to accomplish. • What? • Who? • Where? • When? • Why? • Write things down! Specific
- 11. • If a goal isn’t measureable, it’s impossible to know how close you are to realizing it. • Motivational. • Break into parts. • Write things down! Measureable
- 12. Attainable
- 13. • Goals should be in the “growth zone” – challenging, but not impossible. • How can I accomplish this goal? • What are my resources? • Local judges and players • Regional Coordinator / Regional Captain Attainable
- 14. • Relevant goals drive you and your team forward. • Is this the right time? • Are you the right person? Relevant
- 15. • Set a deadline for yourself. • Tell others about your deadline. • Designate someone else who is allowed to hold you accountable. • What do you do if you slip up? Time-bound
- 16. • Evaluate • Re-evaluate • Judge context: • Reviews • Self-reviews • Event-specific or not SmartER Goals?
- 17. • Communicate your goals. • Head Judge • Team Lead • Team members • Basically anyone! • Check in with each other periodically about your goals. Goals at Events
- 18. • Good goals: • Succinct. • Specific to that event or that type of event. • Distinguish yourself. • Judge managers vary. Goals on Cover Letters
- 19. • Review another judge. • Specific? • Attainable? • Measurable? • Relevant? • Time-bound? • Review an L3+ at my next GP and finish the review within two weeks. Goal Workshop
- 20. • Head Judge a PTQ. • Specific? • Attainable? • Measurable? • Relevant? • Time-bound? • Talk to my RC about Head Judging a PTQ when I see him at the judge conference in March. • Ask the Head Judge of my next PTQ in February if I can shadow him. Goal Workshop
- 21. • Gain more experience so I can test for Level 2. • Specific? • Attainable? • Measurable? • Relevant? • Time-bound? Goal Workshop
- 22. • Improve my communication with other judges so I can achieve better customer service and happier players. • Ask an L2 on staff to quiz me about casting spells. • Talk to the L3 Head Judge about scheduling a test date. • Write a review of the Head Judge of my next event. Goal Workshop
- 23. • Advance to Level 3. • Specific? • Attainable? • Measurable? • Relevant? • Time-bound? Goal Workshop
- 24. • Review the 12 Qualities and work on my a self-review on Monday. • Request to work with a specific L3 at GP DC who can write me a rec. • Share my plans with my RC. • Ask my mentors/friends to help me rate myself in each of the Qualities. Goal Workshop
- 25. • Head Judge a Legacy Open. • Specific? • Attainable? • Measurable? • Relevant? • Time-bound? • Sometimes, the end point isn’t actually relevant. • Perhaps your goal should be to become the kind of judge that would be capable of Head Judging an Open. Goal Workshop
- 26. • Guess Culture, Ask Culture • SMART goals: • Specific • Measureable • Attainable • Relevant • Time-bound • Communication is key. Recap
- 27. • Email: paul.baranay@yale.edu • Facebook: Paul Baranay • IRC: bearz • Twitter: @twotwobearz Questions?
Notas do Editor
- The purpose/goal is to give you tools to become a better judge What’s the audience of this talk? Everyone, but especially: L1’s interested in advancing to L2, applying for bigger events L2’s working on making their GPs more effective, thinking towards L2’s and others who are Team Leads/Head Judges for big events and wanting to help the development of other judges
- Leadership by example Communication – clearly articulating and formulating goals, and communication them to others Attitude and Maturity – work ethic, time management Self-evaluation – knowing what you need to advance and improve, knowing your weaknesses
- Leadership by example Communication – clearly articulating and formulating goals, and communication them to others Attitude and Maturity – work ethic, time management Self-evaluation – knowing what you need to advance and improve, knowing your weaknesses
- Guess Culture and Ask Culture is a fable and a paradigm; it’s a way of looking at reality, not necessarily reality itself “One of my wife's distant friends has attempted to invite herself to stay with us, again. She did this last March, and we used the excuse of me starting a new job and needing to do x, y, and z as well as the "out of town" excuse for any remaining dates. This got us off scot-free, but we both knew the time would come again... and it's here. We need a final solution.” What kind are you? https://www.facebook.com/jamisontasha/posts/10202296691034329?stream_ref=10 Neither is “bad” or “better” Judging has bits of both You will generally need to *ask* if you want to get things like Day 2 main event, HJ a large side event, Team Lead at a PTQ or SCG Open, especially if you have never done any of these things before. Communication in both directions is ideal; e.g. Nicholas Sabin
- Why is this relevant to this talk? https://www.facebook.com/jamisontasha/posts/10202296691034329?stream_ref=10
- Importance of self-assessment Self: Consult reviews! Person used to say “who do you want to work with? Moving beyond wanting to “be The Guy”
- Motivation – positive (I’m so close!), guilt, negative
- John Alderfer alluded to this in his own talk earlier
- “Challenging, but not impossible”
- Personal example: Ice Imports’ first PTQ. I may have been the right person, but it wasn’t the right time for them.
- This is the part of the talk that’s for those who are L2+, who want to be L2, who want to Head Judge or Team Lead at events i.e. (not just at the end-of-day debrief).
- (context: a PTQ application)
- (context: a PTQ application)
- “checklisting”? What does it mean to be “looking towards L3”? Ask people how they would refine this goal
- “checklisting”? Ask people how they would refine this goal
- Browsing through my old facebook posts i came across my fearless magical inventory. (read next level magic) and decided that I wanted to do something like that for judging. I am not going to post a whole self review, just more of a goal of mine, that I want to be public, so anyone with advice can chime in, and to motivate me to pursue this a little more. Someday, I want to head judge a Star City Open. for the next few months I am working on getting really solid with policy and the comp rules section by section, what should I work on from there? ---- I think it's important to consider that having a goal is often less important than the way you go about accomplishing it. Phrased differently: I think your goal shouldn't be to Head Judge an Open. Rather, your goal should be to become the kind of judge that would be capable of Head Judging an Open. That said, here's a few thoughts. * Talk with other judges who have judged SCG Opens (e.g. Casey Brefka, Michael Caffrey) and the path they walked to get there. Legacy Open Head Judges are usually advanced L2s. * Being up front about your goals with your RC is always helpful. * Being offered a Head Judge spot requires being noticed. Mastering rules and policy are important, but so are how you carry yourself on the floor and establishing a lasting relationship with a particular TO. * Ask for team lead positions at SCG Opens, PTQs, etc. Leading 3-4 people is a good way of proving you can handle bigger responsibilities. * Similarly, try to get Head Judge spots at other events (SCG IQ's, charity events, large pre-releases, possibly PTQs). When you floor judge other events, mention your goal to the HJ. Ask if you can shadow them on appeals and investigations, and talk to them about the logistics leading up to/during/after the event. --- https://www.facebook.com/groups/174764119273626/permalink/480607702022598/