The Workplace Satisfaction Project shares a menu of diverse morale building resources that employees at any level can use to improve their workplace.
Use these resources to help carry the lessons covered in the Civil Treatment for Leaders course into your workplace and put what you learned into practice.
This resource provides policy and training opportunities for everyone, whether you are new to telework or a seasoned pro.
An IDP identifies an employee’s development goals in the context of NPS' Strategic Plan. The IDP Guide is an NPS-wide resource to help employees plan.
Real life examples and best practices that have proven successful at parks and offices across the Service.
The DOI Talent team maintains a list of regulatory and mandatory training requirements. View the list here.
The National Park Service has provided several training module series to help NPS staff work effectively with volunteers.
Learn more about available tools and practices to identify, capture, and transfer knowledge among employees.
Training Busy Staff to Succeed with Volunteers: 55-Minute Training Series can be used to train both leaders of volunteers and all staff who interface with volunteers.
The "How to Succeed with Volunteers-In-Parks” training series is a 14 module series which you can facilitate in your park. Review and download these materials to find out how. Even if you can't facilitate the training series, you might find these supporting documents of use.
Causes and solutions for improved employee performance. Training is not the only answer. This flow chart helps you determine the rea; cjalenge and soultion.
The purpose of Director's Order #7 is to provide direction for implementing the NPS VIP program locally, regionally and nationally and with partners.
This presentation, given at the 2016 L&D conference, highlights current research and shares observations about Communities of Practice.
Learn how to decide on and prioritize tasks by urgency and importance, sorting out less urgent and important tasks which you should either delegate or not do at all.
The NPS will have to explore new organizational models if parks and programs are to remain relevant and efficient in the second century of stewardship.
Learn how to use experiential learning theory in CLP Knowledge Park resources in order to improve learning outcomes for the people who use those resources.
This project helped develop strategies for engaging young adults through collaboration with national parks, their partners and communities.
This 4 page PDF provides useful tips to help trainers select effective instructional strategies and technologies as they design a course or class.
This article provides tips for the perfect desk configuration for your teaching style, your students, and your classroom space.
This video discusses the importance of the role of organizational culture as a way to create a more engaged, more successful and happier workforce.
This video discusses strategies for adapting to different work styles as a means to better communicate in the workplace and to lessen work conflicts.
This video discusses how leaders can learn to listen to their own organizational stories to feed change and possibility and explore their own organizations.
In this video, Dr. Melanie Cohen, IT Strategist with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, discusses building an engaged federal workforce.
This video discusses the importance of building strong relationships and a sens of trust when leading an organization through change.
Learn how the analysis of art can give you an innovative way to improve your sense of critical inquiry and learn skills necessary for effective leadership.