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An employee development plan is a written plan that addresses areas of improvement for an employee. The plan is generally drafted together with the manager and the employee. Goals that are important ...
Implement Plan - employee pursues training and development identified in plan Evaluate Outcomes - supervisor/employee evaluate usefulness of training and development experiences Supervisors and employees work together to complete the employee's development plan, however, employees are ultimately resposible for taking the initiative for their professional development. 1  Below are examples of activities one may utilize for further development and incorporate into their plan: