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CEG Aspiring Leaders Learning Journey

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W E E K 3 Learning Session 3: Being a Valued Team Member (3 hours) Being a valued team member involves more than just growing your skills and knowledge. Building strong relationships is also a key part of team success. In this session, we'll explore how to earn — and extend — "smart" trust to contribute to a team culture of psychological safety. You'll also learn how increasing your emotional intelligence will enhance your credibility as well as your team's performance. Topics: ■ The Business Case for Trust ■ Balancing the "Trust Equation" ■ Demonstrating Presence ■ Empathy and Emotional Intelligence ■ S.O.L.E.R. Skills and Active Listening Techniques Key Takeaway: At the end of this session, you will be able to utilize various tools and techniques to demonstrate pres- ence and build trust with others. Bridge Learning Assignment: CliftonStrengths® Finder Assessment W E E K 4 Learning Session 4: Building Your Career (3 hours) This session is designed to give you a step-by- step approach to creating a development plan that aligns your individual strengths with your organization's priorities and needed skillsets. Topics: ■ Career Development Best Practices ■ Three-pronged Approach for Career Development ■ Building Self-awareness Through Assessments ■ Creating a Meaningful Development Plan ■ Mastering Development Conversations ■ Career Development as Part of Everyday Work Key Takeaway: At the end of this session, you will be able to cre- ate a development plan that aligns your strengths with your organization's needed skillsets. After the Program Meet with your manager to discuss your action plan and to implement your coaching advice.

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