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Publié par | Association for Talent Development |
Date de parution | 13 septembre 2013 |
Nombre de lectures | 0 |
EAN13 | 9781607284277 |
Langue | English |
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“An excellent strategic and tactical career guide for training and development professionals to use in navigating today’s turbulent and ever-changing world of work. Provides both the “big picture” context for changes taking place in organizations and the global economy today, and a wealth of practical tips and advice on how to navigate this ever-shifting terrain successfully. A highly readable and informative book for anyone who wants to capitalize on change to move ahead in their T&D career!”
Rick Koonce Managing Principal and Senior Executive Coach The Huntington Northstar Group LLC
“This book is a search engine for success! Every T&D professional’s career will benefit from Williams and Reitman’s thorough compilation of trends, in-demand competencies, and insightful ideas.”
Susan Whitcomb, PCC CEO of The Academies for coach certification training author of 7 career books, including Résumé Magic and Interview Magic
“Whenever I want to learn the latest and the greatest, I look to training industry professionals, individuals I personally know and professionally follow. I want to know what they know, how they use that knowledge, and why it’s important for me to know. In Career Moves , my colleague, Caitlin Williams, along with Annabelle Reitman, has written a book that tells me precisely what I want to know about T&D—today, tomorrow, and in the future. Williams and Reitman provide a wonderful road map for professional career success for all T&D professionals. Thank you for this wonderful resource!”
Wendy Enelow Founder and Executive Director, Career Thought Leaders Consortium and the Resume Writing Academy
“Williams and Reitman have fashioned a comprehensive, highly accessible ‘round up’ of pragmatic and strategic career advice suitable for all professional audiences. Anchored with the foundation of the training and development competencies, they punctuate all the core elements requisite to discovering, securing and celebrating work that truly matters, wherever you are in this complex world of choice and change. Career development professionals should find this especially useful in navigating their own as well as their clients’ work paths, complemented by the rich global overlays of culture and innovation.”
Heather F. Turnbull, CMF Global President, Association of Career Professionals International (ACP International)
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Table of Contents
Dedication
Preface
SECTION I: Overview of Workplace Trends, T&D Competencies, and Your
Introduction
Chapter 1: Leverage the Latest Workplace & Workforce Trends
An Overview of Emerging Trends and What They Mean for T&D Professionals
Trend 1: Learning Takes Center Stage
Trend 2: A Culture of Connectivity
Trend 3: Shifting Demographics and Increasing Diversity
Trend 4: Globalization 3.0
Trend 5: The Impact of Economic Turmoil and Recession
Trend 6: The Talent Trifecta: Recruiting for Agility, Fostering Engagement, and Retaining Knowledge
Trend 7: The (r)Evolution of the American Worker
Trend 8: New Work and the New Skills It Will Take to Do It
Chapter 2: Introducing the ASTD 2013 Competency Model
Master Key Foundational Competencies and Polish Your Areas of Expertise...
The 2013 ASTD Competency Model™
The Six Foundational Competencies
The Areas of Expertise—10 Ways to Demonstrate Your Capabilities
Tools to Help You Navigate Your Career
Alignment Matters
Think Multiple Paths to Excel in Work That Matters
Chapter 3: Distinguish Yourself and Flourish in Your Field
Put the Trends and the Model together
What Is Your Value Proposition?
Personal Branding Is a Differentiator
Follow the Advice of Seth, Marcus, and Tom
Chapter 4: Leverage Your Full Spectrum of Opportunities
Capitalize on Your Strengths, on or off the Traditional Career Path
Meet Some T&D Professionals
SECTION II: How to Build and Manage Your Career Path
Introduction
Chapter 5: Progressing Through a T&D Career
Transitions
Work Modifications: Career Movements
Work Modifications: Professional Shifts
Relationship Between Transition Intervals and Career Paths
Characteristics of Successful Transitions
Chapter Highlights
Exercise 5.1: Work Engagement Considerations
Chapter 6: Creating Your Ideal Career Path
Characteristics of Engaging Work
The Professional Design Plan Defined
The Importance of the Plan
The Elements of a Professional Design Plan
Chapter Highlights
Exercise 6-1: Defining Fulfilling Work
Exercise 6-2: Developing a Professional Design Plan
Chapter 7: Building Your Career
Commitment to Lifelong Learning
Basic Elements of Professional Development
Professional Learning Options
Personal Lifestyle Factors and Learning Options
Chapter Highlights
Exercise 7-1: Assessing Constraints on Your Learning Options
Exercise 7-2: Select Your Best Professional Development Option
Chapter 8: Career Expansion Via an Alternative Learning Experience
Identify Goals and Needs for an Alternative Learning Experience
Volunteerism
Mentoring Program Participation
Chapter Highlights
Exercise 8-1: Identify Your Personal and Professional Needs
Exercise 8-2: Checklist for Developing a Learning Agreement
Exercise 8-3: Evaluate Your Alternative Learning Experience
Chapter 9: Marketing Your Professional Strengths
Marketing Activities and Resources
Your Product—Yourself
Your Action Plan
Your Market
Using Marketing Strategies for Work Modifications and Movements
The Internet as a Marketing Tool
Résumés
Professional Portfolios
Networking and Opportunities
Informational Interviewing
Readiness to Market Yourself
Chapter Highlights
Exercise 9-1: The Marketing-Readiness Checklist
Chapter 10: Managing for Professional Success
Challenges You Face
Long-Term Survival
Your Professional Success
Chapter Highlights
Exercise 10-1: Annual Review of Your Life Situation
Exercise 10-2: Defining Your Professional Success
About the Authors
References and Suggested Readings
Dedication
I dedicate this book to Stan, Helen, Hannah, and Ray for their generosity of spirit and for encouraging and modeling each and every day what it means to truly embrace the full range of life’s possibilities.
—Caitlin Williams
To Sylvia Benatti—my friend, collaborator, and colleague. Thanks for all your support, active listening, and just being there throughout this revision. And to Rachael, who thinks it’s wonderful having a mother in the 4th phase (and most creative one) of her career.
—Annabelle Reitman
Preface
Welcome to the 3rd edition of Career Moves: Be Strategic About Your Future ! When we wrote the first edition in 2001, few books were available that spoke directly to professionals in the training and development field who sought career guidance on how to enter the field, identify opportunities within it, and move ahead. In 2006, when we wrote the 2nd edition, information that specifically addressed careers within training and development was still scarce. Today that situation hasn’t changed very much; however, the way T&D professionals go about their work continues to change as the workforce and workplace demands have transformed our roles significantly. All these changes require us to be savvier than ever about how to help organizations make important changes, how to help employees continue to contribute their best, and how to consider our own career development and job search strategies.
Therefore, this latest edition of Career Moves was written to keep people informed about the latest developments and updates in the training and development field. A revised ASTD Competency Model was published earlier this year that includes new ways of describing and defining the profession, and it offers guidance on the key competencies needed to succeed as a training and development professional today. This enhanced and revised edition of Career Moves is meant to capture these significant changes and provide information and tools enabling practical application to the shape and direction of one’s T&D career.
As the workplace itself continues to evolve at breathtaking speed, a review and discussion of the latest trends, issues, challenges, and opportunities that are a part of today’s (and tomorrow’s) work setting are critical, especially when determining how best to respond to the needs of workers who are constantly facing new demands to learn and improve their performance.
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