YBhgDato' Haji Ameer Ali
bin Mydin who was born in Kota Bharu, Kelantan in 1956 and he is Managing
Director of Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd. He gets a continuous support from his
family members and employees, he made the biggest wholesaler Mydin and
retailers in this country, which runs more than 95 branches in Peninsular
Malaysia including Sabah & Sarawak. MYDIN business chain has grown into the
type of business from emporium, hypermarkets, convenience stores, mini-markets
and bazaars, and procurement of MYDIN exceeds RM1.6 billion a year.
The owner of MYDIN has
displayed the trait of team oriented. This is due to the involvement from his
own family members and employees. Team oriented in businesses is a stress in
spirit of collaboration and teamwork that can capitalize on the individual
strengths of their employees. When effective teams are collaborated in doing
any kind of works, the collective product is greater in numbers compared to the
sum of the individual effort which has less number of workers.
Moreover,
team building workshops are available to teach groups on how to work as a
cohesive team. For instance, Dato’ Ameer Haji Ali gave a talk to his employees
on experiences can range from retreats and special events to targeted training
to strengthen communication and collaboration skills. Effective workshops allow
employees to experience the positive effects of working as a team versus an
individual effort. Next, his employees will get guidelines from Dato’ Ameer
Haji Ali which helps them to produce a lot of useful projects. Many projects
are completed more efficiently and quickly when tasks are assigned based on the
strengths and abilities each member brings to the table.
Besides,
Dato’ Ameer Haji Ali provides team resources. No matter how talented a
company's individuals might be, teams cannot be successful without the proper
resources from their boss. Teams need a designated and available place where
they can regularly meet. Nothing much can be achieved in an over-crowded lunch
room. All employees need to be given adequate time to devote to their team
meetings, with no grief from supervisors.
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