Introduction to Partnering
(Half-Day Class) Partnering is a process of collaborative teamwork to
achieve measurable results through agreements and productive working
relationships. This class provides participants an overview of
partnering principles, process and practices, and an opportunity to
plan a way to personally use this information. This class is mandatory
for new ADOT supervisors and managers.
The Introduction to Partnering course is presented here as an informational resource. Completion of the course will not be tracked and no credit will be given. ADOT employees must complete the course through the ADOT Learning Center to receive credit.
Course Content:
- Introductions and Workshop Overview: Outcomes & Agenda
- The Partnering Background
- Partnering Purpose, Principles, Process and Flow
- Partnering Benefits, Successes & Roles
- Skills for Successful Partnering & Resources
- The Role of the Partnering Section
- Components of the Partnering Workshop
- Personal Action Planning
Learning Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of this class, participants will be able to:
- Identify the Partnering Background, Purpose, Principles & Process
- List the roles and benefits of Partnering
- Use the results of a "Partnering Skills Readiness Checklist" to identify "Options to Enhance Your Partnering Participation"
- Identify the Role of the Partnering Section
- Use the class information to complete a "Personal Partnering Action Plan"
|
