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Phase I
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Phase II
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"Leadership Competencies"
to develop, improve and better utilize your leadership competencies
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"Organization Development"
is of critical importance in providing principles & tools to help you successfully facilitate "change" for Riverside County: to access and diagnose system and personal change, then mobilize a commitment
to a plan of action
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Held twice a year --
usually starting around
September & January
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Held at least once a year; sometimes twice a year--starting around September and/or January. Phase II does not have to be taken immediately upon completion of Phase I.
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Classes for both Phases consist of 24-30 participants. The Course is spread over approximately 4 months, classes are 4-1/2 hours in length, occurring about every other week, for a total of 10 sessions for Phase I, and 7 sessions for Phase II.
Sessions will run from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm [unless otherwise noted]
& will be held at the CAC, 4th Floor Annex, Room C [Executive Office Conference Room]
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Plus 16 hours of
"Crucial Conversations" Training
to provide skills necessary to conduct successful "conversations" in a way that reinforces mutual respect, and
results in improved decision-making and accountability
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To successfully change an organization's culture, strategy, & design requires the understanding that an organization, culture, department, divison or work unit is a system of smaller systems. You'll learn the basics of managing through systems: the theories, principles, techniques and tools of organization development.
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Sessions have been structured to optimize the time participants have with
each other and with guest panelists. Learning groups of 6 people each will be assigned; as well as, "homework" to be completed for the next session.
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All candidates will be expected to be widely read in all modern management and leadership development literature (homework assignments).
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Every session will target a specific variety of the 67 Leadership Competencies.
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Session structure resembles an accordion: each one includes a discussion with your learning group about the homework assignment, followed by a "general session", then learning group break out discussions, and a general session report from
each of the learning groups.
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While the Leadership Initiative is totally voluntary, the Design Team is hoping that those who enroll will make every effort to make each session.
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Examples of TOPICS
Leadership & Learning
The Ethics, Values & Roles of Government
Interpersonal Savvy--Managing Conflict
Organization Development Primer
Human Capital -- Managing Diversity
Mentoring and Coaching
Learn More about......"Mentoring"
Oral Presentations
Political Savvy
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Examples of TOPICS
Organization Diagnosis
Crucial ConFrontations
Breakthrough Thinking
Culture Change
Building Effective Teams
Intervention Strategies
Work & Organization Re-Design
Strategy
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Click on title to view agenda:
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 7
Session 8
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Agenda Topics such as:
Organization Development "Primer"
Break-Through Thinking
Team Building
Advanced Oral Presentations
Coaching (in depth)
Crucial ConFrontations
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Suggested pre-reading:
Leadership and Self-Deception --
Arbinger Institute (2000) San Francisco, CA: Berrett-Koehler, Publishers
Leadership From the Inside Out --
Cashman, K. (1999). Provo, UT: Publishers Press.
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