What should happen next after the Development Centre feedback process is complete?
25 Sep 2008
By the end of the feedback process to the participants in a Development Centre you should have both individual data specific to each person and also group data relating to the cohorts of managers who have gone through the process.
This data will cover the strengths, weaknesses and potential development areas & solutions for each individual as well as for the larger group. It will have been further informed by the input of the line managers when they have been involved in the feedback discussions with their participants and any development needs related to the needs of the current and future jobs.
The Organisation clearly has a responsibility to make productive use of this data for the direct benefit of the participants especially and also for the Organisation as a whole.
In addition you may also have some additional data about the future potential of the participants and their suitability or unsuitability for other roles in the future.
This data can further inform career development and succession plans for this group of managers.
Hopefully each participant would leave the development centre with a greater sense of their strengths and a personal development plan that they can follow. The Organisation should support this by providing resource, funding and access to any suitable training courses, development events, projects or individual coaching and mentoring initiatives to help the participants to grow and develop their competencies and performance.
Services
- Management Development and Training
- Leadership Development and Training
- Executive Coaching
- Performance Management and Accountability
- Team Building and Development
- Organisational Development and Change
- Customer Service and Customer Care
- Assessment and Development
- Human Resource Management
- Case Studies »
Training Courses
- Accountability
- Advocacy and Influencing Skills
- Appraisal Skills
- Assertiveness Skills
- Chairing Meetings Effectively
- Change Management Skills
- Coaching Skills for Managers
- Communication Fundamentals
- Conflict Management
- Creative Problem Solving
- Crucial Conversation Skills
- Customer Service Excellence
- Decision Making
- Facilitation Skills
- Finance for Non Financial Managers
- Giving and Receiving Feedback
- Improving Impact and Influence
- Interpersonal Skills
- Interviewing Skills
- Leadership Fundamentals
- Leading Remote Teams
- Managing Discipline
- Managing Diversity
- Managing Stress
- Negotiation Skills
- People Management Skills
- Performance Management
- Personal Effectiveness
- Presentation Skills
- Project Management
- Role of the Line Manager
- Stress Management
- Target Setting
- Team Briefing
- Team Working
- Time and Energy Management
- Time and Priority Management
- Train the Trainer
- What Makes People Tick?




