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EXHIBIT 1

Process for Developing Human Resource Leadership Capabilities

Individual Development Steps

Defining Required Capabilities Identifying Development Needs Development Action Planning Implementing Development Action Plans
Review the HR Leadership Profile in relation to your organization/situation and determine the most relevant capabilities

Identify additional requirements of your specific work roles or position

Define your broad development goals---what you want to do in 3-5 years

Identify your current strengths and development needs based on HR Leadership Profile self-assessment or multi-source feedback

Identify the development actions and available resources relevant to your needs using the HR Development Action Guide

Define your specific action plans (steps, timing, resources required and measures)

Implement actions as part of your performance plan (accountable, agreed to with your manager or coach, progress monitories, results measured)
Development Support (mix changes as the steps progress)
Development planning workshop to guide development planning or week-long Human Resource Business School program Coaching and feedback from managers, mentors, team members, and others
Management of the Process (functional responsibilities/value added)
Defining changing roles and required capabilities, future staffing/succession needs Ensure development planning is effective through workshops, HRBS, role flexibility, assignment changes, access to information on opportunities, and coaching Monitor implementation of development plans and results achieved

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