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How To Create Class-A Government Workers

How To Create Class-A Government Workers

Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that unfilled jobs In the US in 2020 stand at 5 million. While the government struggles to fill vacant positions, an estimated 36 million Americans are unemployed by May 2020. The irony of the situation is what experts refer to as skill gaps. Employers are struggling to find employees, potential employees are struggling to find employment, and none seems to meet the other halfway. The situation is further compounded by the retiring of baby boomers that constitute a large proportion of what many people consider the "skilled workforce". 

How does The Performance Institute create Class-A Government workers?

For nearly two decades, The Performance Institute has set out to address this challenge. Succeeding  in your career in government requires more than qualifications and skills.The best way to tackle requirements in all fields is to have a set of soft skills, competence, technical skills, and emerging skills to address changing global trends. The biggest lesson from 2020 has been increasing our preparedness and resilience to remain competitive in the labor market. How prepared are you for that promotion? For the next level of your career? To achieve the goals that drove you to a career in government? 

When you do your job well, everyone succeeds, and that is what Performance Institute aims to achieve. We strive to shape your skills and competence to achieve more in the following ways.

Performance Institute's Customized Training 

We understand that the labor market is dynamic, and no one program can address every employee or government agency's needs. Our on-site customized training is a highly tailored program designed to meet your organization's needs while eliminating the need to travel and incur in other expenses. Our highly skilled trainers have the passion and competence to analyze, understand, and outline the right strategies required in your department. In-house training can accommodate anything from a single individual, small teams, departmental heads, or the entire organization. The tools and concepts earned can be applied immediately in a real-life setting to ensure you get a positive return.

Evidenced-based Performance Measurement Training

Michael Lewis' book  Moneyball, has been an eye-opener in Performance Measurement concepts. The book details the story of Oakland's athletics club. Before adopting the principle proposed by Michael Lewis, the club relied on expert opinions of talent scouts for recruiting new talents. The scouts accessed the players basing on a player's ability to run, hit, throw, and hitting with power. After years of research, Michael Lewis discovered that the strategy was fundamentally wrong as it highly prejudiced some individual athletes. Consequently, the strategy had led the club to miss out on the best talent while choosing underdogs who could fit in the Scouts attributes.

Why is this theory applicable to your situation?

According to the Harvard Business Review, what you measure is what you get. This implies that performance measurement cannot add any value to your organization unless you measure the right thing. Every company, organization, or state agency has its criteria for measuring performance management, but is it the right approach?

At Performance Institute, we not only customize performance measurement to your organization, but ensure that you measure the right thing. Our team will help you develop measures that are critical and relevant to the success of your organization. Whether you want to overcome low productivity or manage difficult government employees, we have the tools and strategies to attain, measure, and sustain your objectives.

 Our Performance Measurement program will empower you to:

  • Design and implement useful performance indicators that can enable your organization to achieve its goals.
  • To develop an effective government performance measurement to ensure results are attained.
  • Ensure proper linkage of performance management measures and business processes.
  • Acquire training on how to use the goals and objectives of the organization to design performance measures.
  • Gain a thorough understanding of Performance Measurement in your field and institution.

Performance Management has become a critical topic in our Government Performance Summit for the last few years, and GPS2020 session will take it even further. The summit, which will be held virtually from 29th September to 1st October, seeks to address emerging innovations that can shape and transform the government. Some of the Key Speakers include John Bates, Joshua Vogel, and Alison Coddell. From the set-up, the keynote speakers and the intriguing topics line up; this is one summit you should purpose to attend. Find the full details and the registration guidelines on our website and Register today!

Increase your CPE Credits with our Certification Program

Certification is the new "quick fix" to bridging the skills gap and professional competence. With the ever-rising cost of higher education, employees are turning to certification as an alternative to acquiring competitive advantage needed to scale your career. Certification is not a quick fix; instead, it is an intensive, highly-customized, and practical training required to meet your professional gaps. An MBA teaches you" how to behave like a CEO," but a certification teaches you how to be a CEO.

With our certification program, you will acquire the skills, tools, and knowledge to steer your organization to achieve its goals. The Certified Government Performance is tailored to sharpen your skills in resource mobilization and allocation. The strategic planning course will help you understand the link between strategy and organization goals and how to implement the right strategies for your desired goals. Other programs like Performance Measurement will sharpen your performance measurement skills to understand how to determine successful employees.

Every certification course requires you to undertake the Capstone Project. This is a task that allows you to uses the tools, skills, concepts, and knowledge from your certification course in a real-life case. Upon successful completion of your course, you will be awarded a certificate by the Performance Institute accredited through PMI and NASBA.

Certification gives you a competitive advantage in the following ways:

  • Gain new skills and knowledge.
  • Understand new developments and emerging trends in your field.
  • Gain credibility.
  • Be an expert in your field.
  • Have personal satisfaction while increasing professional development; hence, increase your odds of getting promoted.

Join The Performance Institute

If you are looking for a training program that enables you to strengthen your skills, knowledge and adopt leading management innovations, then Performance Institute is the right partner for you. We aim to upgrade the skills and competency of all employees in an organization to enhance the achievement of both corporate and personal goals. 

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