Supervising for Excellence

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Supervising for Excellence DAY ONE Part One: Self as Supervisor Florida Department of Children and Families

Part One Learning Goals: Self As Supervisor Supervisors will identify and develop the necessary skills, knowledge and attitudes that will enable them to grow personally. Supervisors will see how their personal attitudes and behaviors have an impact on their team.

Positive Outcomes Bridge—Part One Attitudes Skills Behaviors Knowledge Impact

Part One Learning Goals: Self As Supervisor From Practitioner to Supervisor Working with Others

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Taking the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Inventory is voluntary. Inventory results will never be used to label, evaluate, or limit you in any way. Results are confidential and not given to anyone without permission. The Inventory is not a test, since there are no right or wrong answers.

End of Day One Thank you for participating.