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Applying the knowledged you gained in training.

I agree that training is key to developing your leadership and management skills.  However, in order for the training to be effective, you need to put into action a few elements of what you learned each week.  Unless you practice these newly obtained skills and transfer them to the workplace, you will soon forget all that you learned.   Applying your newly acquired knowledge will enhance your current skills and allow you to be more productive and also maximize your performance and the performance of your staff.  I am now in the process of finalizing my PDLP and once I do I am going to refer back to it to see how I am doing against my performance development goals over the next few months.

Applying the knowledge soon after it is learned is key to retaining it and continued practice. I also think that the assessment design should fit the person's learning style. Multiple choice tests for kinesthetic learners just do not work, since it has not allowed an opportunity to experience the learning. Sometimes our superiors are challenged with focusing on organizational goals that sometimes getting their attention to our IDLP goals is a challenge. I agree that it is important to visit both and ensure alignment.

Wanda

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