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Essential Skills for New Supervisors
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Published 2009.
10 computer disks = 9 computer disks; DVD-ROM (535 min) + 1 computer disk; CD-ROM
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Making the transition from line staff to supervisor calls for developing new skills and competencies as well as a major shift in mindset from doing one’s own work to supervising the work of others.
The National Institute of Corrections has developed Essential Skills for New Supervisors, a new 36-hour DVD training program that focuses on core competencies for supervisors. These competencies include developing personal and professional goals, demonstrating leadership, solving problems, thinking critically, making decisions, managing conflict, coaching, counseling, providing discipline, and encouraging staff performance.
Accession Number: 024013
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