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Personal Development Plans -
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Personal Development Plans
More Than Training
Who is Involved?
Setting Objectives
Developing
PDP Reviews
PDPs in Action
Measuring Success

Personal Development Plans

5. PDP Reviews

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Like any strategy for growth, PDPs must be managed and monitored to yield results.

5.1 Schedule your next PDP meeting according to the timescales outlined in the previous PDP session.

  • This can be as often as necessary - even monthly, in times of rapid change. Twelve months between PDP reviews may be too long.

5.2 Give each employee a self-assessment form, based on the questionnaire used to set objectives (see 3.1), before your meeting.

The form should cover:

  • What the employee feels has gone well.
  • What the employee feels can be improved.
  • What training, if any, would help the person achieve future goals.

5.3 Use the PDP session to give feedback.

This should be done in a positive spirit.

  • Recognise achievements.
  • Focus on ways to improve areas where development has been slow, rather than writing them off as failures.
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