Professional Development
Why is personal and professional development important?
I recently had a conversation with Gillian Shaw about the career developments that have taken place in her life as a result of her doing our social media courses through Pitman Training Group. This got me thinking of the importance of ensuring that we all look after our own personal learning – at whatever stage of our career we are at. It is much easier to take the easy way out and just keep doing what you have always done without learning anything new, but does this bring self-satisfaction, interest or improvement? Continuous professional development…
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BalancePro is a Personal Assistant Service designed to help employees effectively balance the competing demands of work and life while achieving optimal levels of productivity. BalancePro is a Personal Assistant Service designed to help employees effectively balance the competing demands of work and life while achieving optimal levels of productivity. The BalancePro service allows your employees to delegate their personal tasks- so they can focus more attention on business. Designed to: Maximize productivity Decrease absenteeism Attract and retain…
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Your Individual Professional Development Plan (IPDP) includes four parts: Self-assessment Goals Strategies and Resources for each Goal Timeline for each goal Your IPDP shows that you reflected on your current skills and knowledge. It details your thinking and planning about what challenges and interests you, what you want to learn and do next, and when. It will take time to create an IPDP. Why have an IPDP? Professionals plan their professional development. Creating and following an IPDP is linked to quality job performance. Because they support…
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The School provides an enhanced programme of embedded activities associated with the personal and professional development of both undergraduate and taught postgraduate students. These activities focus upon the employability skills and graduate attributes that are required to ensure students make a successful transition into their chosen career. They have a sound academic base that engages with practical issues; for example, consideration of different approaches to self-reflection, the deployment of cultural intelligence, effective communication…
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By Markey Read Wouldn’t it be great if every person you hired came with all the professional skills needed to work for your company? Gone would be the days of training new employees in basic concepts like quality, teamwork, productivity, and customer service. Many employers hope that only the most qualified apply for every position. Hiring managers dream of the day when they will not have to weed through hoards of untrained, unqualified candidates. When it comes to providing employees with quality professional development, however, some of those…
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The POWER of Personal and Professional Development in Network Marketing Hey there rock stars, Sarah “Rockin” Robbins here! This month, I am starting a brand new series, where I share 3 simple keys that will unlock doors to lead you to a destiny of greatness in your business, and life! They are: 1) Purpose 3) Perseverance This week we are talking about PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH–what is it and why is it so important? Watch this brief video then read below=> I hope these 3 topics help you take a few steps closer to living a life of greatness!…
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Setting goals can help graduate students and postdoctoral scholars become more intentional about their educational experiences. The best goals are defined, measurable and attainable. The Graduate School encourages graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to develop personal plans—an Individual Development Plan (IDP)-to improve their core competencies ( communication, teaching, scholarly development, professionalism, and career development ). This involves three steps: a personal assessment of current skills and strengths, a plan for developing…
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