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Seminar 01P - Developing Professional Development Plans (Positional and Personal)<br><b>PLEASE NOTE: Separate registration and fee are required to attend this seminar.</b>
Tuesday
Oct 18th, 2011
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Domain: Afternoon Seminar
Session Type: Leadership, Governance, and Management
Session Type: Leadership, Governance, and Management
Developing professional development plans culminates in personalized development plans for each employee. These invaluable tools do more than identify training needs: they facilitate communication between the employee and the manager and create a basis for performance evaluations while delivering plans for improvement. This seminar will explain the differences between training and education plans, and development and succession plans. The concept of "positional training" as opposed to "personal development" will be addressed. We'll present the basics for creating a development plan, as well as how and when to measure skills. This seminar will stress the benefits of developing employees in a holistic manner. We'll explain how best to use the plans and describe how, as living documents, they provide a continuous tool for coaching, mentoring, and counseling. Specifics will include developing master task lists using existing documentation and worker input, performing task breakdowns, prioritizing tasks, defining training requirements, determining best delivery methods, and developing positional and/or personal development plans.
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#E112_SEM01P There may be a challenge to using this template for the "soft" skills. Or, are they as teachable as the hard skills?
#E112_SEM01P Excel Templates for the evaluation worksheets available here: http://t.co/3c73LF1W
@_pol Well put. Good tools when asked to do "more with less" #E112_SEM01P
@mrognlie Also, it could be good for breaking down complex IT responsibilities into discrete tasks/jobs. #E112_SEM01P
#E112_SEM01P is giving some good information when thinking about developing position descriptions, not just development.