LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Succession Planning And Mentoring Ken Thomas - President Florida Federation of Chapters

Succession vs. Replacement Detailed analysis of anticipated future needs. Leadership development to ready a person for future vacant roles. Replace a position that becomes vacant due to turnover, either voluntary or involuntary. Analysis of future needs and leadership development vs. immediate replacement due to death or walk out. Succession vs. Replacement

Succession Planning Evaluate organization to identify gaps in skills for the future. Assess persons currently in existing positions. Identify new positions or skills needed in the future. Develop a plan to fill identified gaps with internal or external talent.

Replacement Planning Reaction to a position that becomes vacant. Not forward-looking. Assessment of need based on position description or position requirements. Immediate need to recruit to fill vacancy.

Leadership Development Future gaps identified, as well as persons with talent or potential to fill those gaps. Persons not ready to step into new positions without training. Leadership development comes into plan. Development activities include education, training, temporary assignments, and mentoring.

Mentoring Can best be described as a shared opportunity for learning and growth. Not simply answering questions and giving advice – it is a process. We’ve all had a supervisor, boss or coach who made a positive difference in our lives. They wore many hats.

Mentoring Process Deliberate effort to mold and shape an individual. Has to include structure. Provide opportunities to learn points of communication, problem solving, leadership techniques, technical expertise, and time management.

Create an Open and Supportive Climate for Discussion Encourage open, two-way communications. Be patient. Help the mentee focus.

Demonstrate Good Listening and Follow-up Skills Ask open-ended questions. Listen fully and ask follow-up questions. Discussed issues need progress noted. What worked for you may not work for your mentee. Get your mentee to open up. Be a good listener. Ask questions. Note progress.

Provide Constructive Feedback And Advice Balance of praise and constructive feedback. Focus on behavior that can be changed. Let the mentee set the initial goals. Make sure goals are specific and realistic with target dates and progress reports. Do problem solving when issues arise. Discuss additional ways to get advice and information. You may not have all the answers. Make sure goals are specific and realistic.