Your Leadership Development Plan (LDP) represents your development as a leader and your personal strategic plan to reach your goals and aspirations. The purpose of the LDP is to outline the steps you intend to take in order to become a better leader; to document your individual values, priorities, and goals and to help you prioritize next steps in your educational, professional, and personal journey.
Successful organizations rely on employees who demonstrate strong leadership skills regardless of their job title or length of tenure. Leaders manage teams to work together to make strategic, and sometimes difficult decisions, to help their organization move in the right direction.
To begin, you will define what is most important to you and write personal strategic directional strategies. Your personal mission statement is meant to link your leadership development plan with your long-term personal and professional goals, to ensure that the steps you want to take do not conflict with the type of work that is important to you.
Finally, you will assess your own strengths and weaknesses and conduct a gap analysis to identify key tasks that align with your goals and develop a plan to gain the necessary experience.
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