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started by Rene Skov on 19 May 12
  • Rene Skov
    #1 Rene Skov on 19 May 12
     
    Imagine it like your Innovative Year's resolution to hike every morning before work to give up those extra pounds you acquired over the holidays and plan that high school reunion within June. You made a commitment to walk every weekday for at least 45 minutes to start to see the results you want.

    That doesn't mean only if it is at least a several temperature, dry skies, you feel just right, you need had at least X hours of sleep the night before, etc. It means doing work when you would rather be doing something different because you are dedicated to the 'dream' of how good you certainly will look when you see the individuals again that you haven't seen since high school graduation.

    Here is a further refinement of a lot of those preceding elements. We learned how and outcomes include these as our program evolved because we knew it's essential to mold the program to fit our doing work culture, not try to mold the culture to adjust to the program .

    A highly effective LD program should have these elements being a minimum:

    • An executive willing to tell all supervisors and managers within their division something like this to produce the importance of this initiative clear to all, "Active support of the program is expected and any who don't feel they can actively support it should rethink their plans for continued leadership from this division. "

    • A workforce individual development plan (IDP) or opportunity to develop. We did not require that everyone must create but we did insist that everyone get the opportunity to create. Every part of their own IDP helps the employee increase their own value to the organization to get the organization's goals together with mission.

    • A development plan with specific milestones associated with accomplishment with increasingly difficult challenges similar to the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years in college.

    • An activity that allows participants to track their own personal progress.

    • A quick way to keep the senior executives actively involved in the on-going life of this software.

    • A way to select and develop future leaders from within the workforce.

    • Ways to accommodate the training difficulties linked to remote work locations, heavy work schedules, or staffing conditions prevent attendance at standard live training classes.

    • A list of leadership principles that will serve as the basic guideline for behaviours, decisions and actions. It ought to be easy to understand, not "preachy" or so lofty that there is no-one to relate to it. (We now have provided the list we used.) An additional value of these principles is that it will help a new leader make a decision when in doubt and helps them are more self-reliant.

    • A program administrator (Training Office manager or HR representative) to do something as the central collector of data, to solution questions, and to serve for the reason that common link between just about all participants and executives.


    We knew it was important for our LD program and emerging leaders to experience a common code of guiding principles to help us stay aligned along with the Bank's mission.

    Additionally, they are useful for decision-making when there may be two or more just as viable options. The training manager provided a couple to find the process started and after much discussion, rewording, and several meetings, this is what emerged for us.
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