This workshop follows the guidance outlined in the Office of Personnel Management’s Federal Supervisory Training Framework and its Leadership Competencies.
Supervisors are the linchpin between strategy and execution, requiring both technical and leadership skills to drive organizational success.
Examining and discussing real-world examples and participating in experiential exercises, you will gain the skills and foundational concepts for effective supervision and enable those you manage to perform to their highest potential.
This workshop follows the guidance outlined in the Office of Personnel Management’s Federal Supervisory Training Framework and its Leadership Competencies.
Who Takes This Course: This workshop is designed for new and aspiring supervisors in the federal government as well as those in need of a refresher. It meets OPM recommendations for new and refresher supervisor training.
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