Below is an outline of Chevron's Leadership Development System:
- The Chevron Way - Business Strategy and Values: "To be the global energy company most admired for its People, Partnership, & Performance."
- Defining leadership Expectation through a competence based and defined expectations. Here are the broad areas.. But they define High Impact Behaviors under each of these.
- Set Clear Vision Direction
- Make Sound Business Decisions
- Build a Foundation for Future Success
- Engage the Team
- Gain Commitment
- Draw Out the Best in Others
- Drive for Superior Results
- Drive for High Performance
- Manage Performance - Your Own and Your Team's
- Encourage Ingenuity
- Aligned all systems (feedback, training, etc) around these competencies and behavioral expectations.
- Identified their Leadership Pipeline - Target Audience - Programs
- Individual Contributor - Identification of High Potentials in 1st 5 year
- Future Leader's Forum (1 week program)
- 45 a session
- 3 times a year)
- Selection made:
- Not supervisors
- 3-5 years employed
- Certain pay grade
- Not Necessarily High Potential
- Supervisor/Team Leader - 5-10 yrs - Transitioning to Supervising
- Supervisor Essentials (3 day) (Supervisors 1-3 yrs)
- Chevron Way (See expectations above)
- Coaching Employees; Performance Improvement
- Self Awareness
- Diversity
- Legal Issues
- HR Panel
- Manager - 10-15 yrs
- People Leadership I (3 day)
- High Performance, engagement and Retention
- People Leadership II (2 day)
- Situational Leadership
- General Manager - 15-20yrs
- Manager Essentials
- Chevron Leadership Forum (3 day)
- Open Enrollment targeting at a certain level
- CHAMP (3 week Residency Leadership Program)
- Enterprise Leader
2 comments:
Is this Exxon or Chevron?
Chevron... thanks for catching my brain lapse.. never post a blog while listening to a talk.. can't figure out where I got the Exxon from.. maybe that's where I bought gas that morning... :)
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