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EOEB Supervisory Development Contacts
Marykate Dougherty
(202)358-1257

Susan Snyder
(202)358-1064

 

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 HQ Supervisory Development
 

Welcome to the HQ Supervisory Development Resource Page

Photo of 3 professionals working at a tableSupervisors play a pivotal role in the success of NASA, particularly in the areas of performance and organizational effectiveness. Additionally, supervisors face a number of challenges in the influence arena and when managing for results. It is important that supervisors have the knowledge and resources to aid in their success. This page serves as a reference for supervisors when preparing their individual development plan (IDP). Supervisors are strongly encouraged to familiarize themselves with the NASA Leadership Model and the OPM Executive core Qualifications during their planning process.

Training Requirement: NPD 3410.2F requires supervisors to complete 40 hours of supervisory and management training within the first six months of their initial appointment and 80 hours within the first two years. In addition, supervisors must have recurrent training at least every three years. New Supervisors receive a letter outlining this requirement.

News and Events
  • Emotional Intelligence: Skills Training for Leaders will be held June 20-21, 2012. Contact Susan Snyder at 358-1064 for more information.

  • Conflict and Teams will be held September 13. Contact Marykate Dougherty at 358-1257 for more information.

  • The next Supervisor Training: Managing Strategically @ HQ will be held October 10-11 and October 30 – November 1, 2012. Contact Marykate Dougherty at 358-1257 for more information.

SATERN OnDemand Learning

Skillsoft Spotlight Class (In SATERN)

  • Telework for Government Employees
    This course provides guidelines for how to evaluate whether telework is right for you. It also explains how to prepare for a successful teleworking experience. The course discusses the best practices for telework, and also covers how to deal with the challenges of telework. This training is designed to address the applicable requirements governing telework by federal employees.

Telework Class on Telework.gov (Also in SATERN)

  • Telework Training for Managers
    Telework can help managers attract and retain the best qualified employees, provide them with uninterrupted blocks of time to work on key projects, and give their organization a way of functioning more effectively during crisis situations and other business interruptions. The course introduces managers to basic telework concepts. It walks managers through the process of developing a program, selecting employees for telework, and managing effectively in a telework environment.

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Supervisory/Management Blogs

Submit suggestions for blogs, books and more by emailing marykate.b.dougherty@nasa.gov.


Supervisory and Management Programs and Courses

 HQ Opportunities offered by EOEB

  • HQ Leadership Course Catalog
  • HQ Core Supervisory Courses
    • Supervisor Program: Managing Strategically @ HQ (formerly Meeting Learners Where They Are)
      This 5-day program is delivered by guest faculty and HQ SMEs using case study, lecture, discussion, and practical and experiential exercises. The seminar is designed to help participants understand the ways in which their leadership actions affect the daily employee (and team) experience and the ultimate attainment of the vision and mission of NASA.
    • Emotional Intelligence: Skills Training for Leaders
      In this 2-day course, participants develop and enhance the skills that will positively impact their work by understanding and improving the connection between their emotions and actions.
    • Situational Frontline Leadership
      After completing this 2-day course, frontline managers will be able to take responsibility in developing their direct reports; Diagnose employees' development needs and then adapt their leadership style to meet those needs; Partner by creating a side-by-side relationship where both parties are mutually influential; Understand how effective leadership can provide high levels of performance and employee satisfaction; and Transfer newly learned skills to partner with their people on a journey that can transform basic beginners into Self-Reliant Achievers.
  • Congressional Operations Seminar for NASA
  • HQ Excel Program

Opportunities offered by the Agency

Opportunities offered by OPM

 

Helpful Links
Agency Development & Leadership Webpage
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Supervisors and Leaders Page on HQ HR Portal
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NASA Leadership Model
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OPM Executive Core Qualifications
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The Daily Pipeline
A summary of daily news relevant to the federal workforce produced by the Partnership for Public Service
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GovLoop
A Social Networking site for the Gov't Community
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Worth the Read

Drive by Daniel H. Pink
Click the link below for details about our book recommendation.
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