Government Favorites
CRM Learning programs have been used by federal, state and local government
agencies for over 35 years. Here are our current top-sellers in government.
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At the US Military Academy at West Point, cadets are taught to lead with honor and character. This program documents how it's done and visits the workplaces of West Point grads who now apply these skills in the public and private sectors.
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By dramatically taking viewers through the frustrations, discussions and breakthroughs teams encounter when drafting a strategic plan, this training gives you and your team not just the facts, but the confidence to draft a plan that complies with GPRA.
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Anyone at any time can become a coach--including people other than management. This program, which features an easy-to-use model and government settings, can help you make sure your employees are able to successfully teach what they know to someone else.
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This follow-up program to “Leadership and the New Science” uses real-life examples to show how three widely different organizations have used Dr. Margaret J. Wheatley's “new science” concepts to revitalize themselves. The U.S. Army is featured.
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The Challenger disaster is a well-known example of how a group can make a bad decision even when there is compelling evidence against the decision. Using this incident and other examples from history, this compelling program examines what groupthink is and how to avoid it.
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Effective group decision making calls for each member to speak out if they think the group is headed in the wrong direction. The Abilene Paradox--a long time bestseller in government-- reveals how this can be done effectively.
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