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This should enable you to evaluate the value of the leadership and management training you have received, and to consider your future leadership development.  \nWhat do I need to do?  \nAn example of a PDP included later in this GUIDE, and should be read in conjunction with the requirements outlined below. This task is relatively short, succinct and designed to be helpful in evaluating your leadership development. It enables you to reflect upon your recent experience and to focus on the next stage of your training and development. Creating your PDP has three stages as follows:  \na. Stage 1 – Personal Analysis. The first stage is designed to analyse your strengths and weaknesses. You will be able to draw heavily upon your career and the outcomes of courses that you may have attended. These should be supplemented by the perceived opportunities that will have been derived from your experience and any threats to your continued success.  \nb. Stage 2 – Setting Goals. This involves setting new and clearly definable goals for yourself which are measurable. The example PDP provides clear guidance on identifying these. You will need to consult your immediate superior (your first reporting officer/line manager)  \nc. Stage 3 – Personal Objectives. This stage involves setting out your personal objectives. These can also be set in context within your civilian employment as shown in the example, which will be helpful in reinforcing its value.  \nExample of a Personal Development Plan  \nMr A is a 25 year old graduate working for a well-known mobile telecommunications company. He is 2 years into their graduate recruitment programme. He joined the organisation while at university and transferred to his current department following graduation. After a year he was encouraged to enter a managerial leadership and management development programme. He re-joined his department as a junior manager.  \nHis employer is supportive and has been reasonably flexible and supportive in making allowances for the additional time off work to complete all the training modules.  \nOnce properly qualified and with more experience, he is keen to take on more  \nresponsibility and be seconded to another part of the company.  \nThe example PDP is set out over the following page  \nPERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (EXAMPLE)  \nName: Mr A Department: Organisation:  \nDate Personal Development Plan Completed:  \nPart 1 – Personal Analysis  \nBefore setting your short medium and long term personal development plans, you should conduct a personal analysis: Eg-What are my strengthsand weaknesses? What external opportunities or threats might affect any plans I might make?  \n\n| Strengths | Areas for further development |\n| --- | --- |\n| My personal administration in the company and basic skills are good and my detailed knowledge is generally sound for my level of training.\u003Cbr>I gained confidence from proving that I could cope with the pressuresofthe L and M course, even with sleep depravation. I was assessedtobe composed during practical work and provided clear direction.\u003Cbr>Having the opportunity toleada team over an extended period of time, I demonstrated that I have the ability to provide clear direction and manage people to achieve specific tasks whilst under pressure. | It was difficult to maintain the work/life balance and maintain my physical fitness standards during academic studies. Asa result I have lost some physical fitness.\u003Cbr>I need to take more time in planning atask thoroughly before briefing my subordinates. 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