DocumentCode
1186842
Title
Survival of the fittest [technical skills development]
Author
Youst, David B. ; Lipsett, Laurence
Author_Institution
Phillips Training Syst., USA
Volume
31
Issue
10
fYear
1994
Firstpage
67
Lastpage
69
Abstract
Occupational health is similar to physical health-you have to keep working at it and looking ahead, and not put off responding till symptoms of trouble are obvious. The authors discuss a six step skill development process based on the analogy between physical and technical fitness, will force you to take the initiative and work with management to align its needs with yours. The six steps are: identify your skill objectives; set skill priorities; get your management to agree to your list of priorities; generate learning options; get a commitment of organisational support and resources; and finally, implement the plan.<>
Keywords
management; personnel; professional aspects; learning options; management; organisational resources; organisational support; skill development process; skill objectives identification; skill priorities; technical skills development; Electrical equipment industry; Employment; Heart rate; Industrial control; Industrial training; Muscles; Occupational health; Optimization methods; Psychology; Shape;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Spectrum, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9235
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/6.328645
Filename
328645
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