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RJ mar 09 - USAREC - U.S. Army

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Climate<br />

By Donald Copley, Recruiting and Retention School<br />

<strong>USAREC</strong> is continuing its efforts in changing the<br />

command climate. The partnership between <strong>USAREC</strong>,<br />

Koniag Services, and Achieve Global has unveiled the<br />

latest and greatest release of training material now available.<br />

Achieve Global and the Recruiting and Retention School have<br />

launched three training modules on the <strong>Army</strong> Learning Management<br />

System. These modules contain 10 separate lessons<br />

and are beneficial for all leaders in the command.<br />

To log into these training programs, Soldiers need to follow<br />

the following procedures:<br />

♦ Access AKO home page to log in<br />

♦ Go to “Self Service” and click on “My Training”<br />

♦ Click on “Enter ALMS”<br />

♦ Click on “Advanced Search,” then delete the start date<br />

♦ Type Culture of Value in title box, click search Training<br />

Catalog<br />

♦ Click the register button for each module<br />

All leaders should register for Modules 1 and 2. Module 3 is<br />

appropriate for the entire command. All students who graduate<br />

from the RRS over the rest of this fiscal year will be registered<br />

for these courses at the RRS prior to graduation.<br />

The three training modules and their coinciding lessons are<br />

as follows:<br />

1. COV Module 1 — Coaching for Top Performance<br />

The Principles and Qualities of Genuine Leadership<br />

Giving Recognition<br />

Developing Others<br />

Providing Constructive Feedback<br />

2. COV Module 2 — Managing Performance of Others<br />

Clarifying Performance Expectations<br />

Conducting Performance Reviews<br />

Correcting Performance Problems<br />

Planning for Performance Discussions<br />

3. COV Module 3 — Connecting with Others<br />

Listening in a Hectic World<br />

Speaking to Influence Others<br />

Changing the<br />

As you can see by the titles of the learning materials, the<br />

command is making an effort to increase performance, counseling,<br />

coaching, and communication skills — the foundation skill<br />

sets for all Soldiers and leaders in <strong>USAREC</strong>. In recent years, the<br />

command has undertaken significant efforts to build a more<br />

positive, supportive, motivating, and productive culture. The<br />

Culture of Value comprehensive transformation process is<br />

designed to elevate our current progress to an even higher<br />

level with greater consistency and broader recognition of the<br />

value of the command. The COV initiative is a series of 15<br />

integrated projects. Nine are being executed in FY <strong>09</strong>. The<br />

intent is to transform the command into a highly desirable<br />

model for developing <strong>Army</strong> leaders whose performance and<br />

contributions are valued, supported, and recognized within the<br />

<strong>Army</strong>.<br />

The Continuing<br />

Culture of Values<br />

The COV will help the command achieve three principal<br />

goals. 1. Improve the perception of <strong>USAREC</strong> as a Culture of<br />

Value and become known as a station of choice for Soldiers,<br />

civilian employees, and family members. 2. Equip Soldiers with<br />

skills that will enable them to consistently perform at higher<br />

levels — both in recruiting and future <strong>Army</strong> leadership roles.<br />

3. Create compelling interactions with target audiences to<br />

produce more commitments. These training materials support<br />

these objectives and are strongly encouraged for professional<br />

development.<br />

RECRUITER JOURNAL | MARCH 20<strong>09</strong> | 7

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