Vaguely remember having a one to one with a line manager three or four years ago, about my personal development and what I wanted out of the company, i.e. full time hours etc.
Someone mentioned to me that this 'one on one' interview should be done once a year? Anyone shed any light on this?
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Personal Development Review
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thecompletepackage
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barrowc
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Re: Personal Development Review
Managers get these every six months from their line managers. I don't think OPGs or any other CWU grades get them at all
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Tman
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Re: Personal Development Review
ETG's are CWU grades and get them every year.
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dvbuk55
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Would be pretty quick for them though - "please sir can I have a new screwdriver and spanner and a full instruction book on which way round they go".Tman wrote:ETG's are CWU grades and get them every year.
Every OPG used to have these in the day carried out by a line manager and endorsed by the DOM but they haven't been in operation for years certainly more than 10 years and perhaps a little bit longer in my case
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RobertT
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Been in the job 20 plus years and have never had one.dvbuk55 wrote:Every OPG used to have these in the day carried out by a line manager and endorsed by the DOM but they haven't been in operation for years certainly more than 10 years and perhaps a little bit longer in my case
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Tman
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But they go round both ways. See, that's why you deliver leaflets in the rain and I don't.Would be pretty quick for them though - "please sir can I have a new screwdriver and spanner and a full instruction book on which way round they go".
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dvbuk55
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Well bob they must have thought you had no expectations or prospectsRobertT wrote:Been in the job 20 plus years and have never had one.dvbuk55 wrote:Every OPG used to have these in the day carried out by a line manager and endorsed by the DOM but they haven't been in operation for years certainly more than 10 years and perhaps a little bit longer in my case
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dvbuk55
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Ah I see, you use the handle of the screwdriver to knock the screws in if the instruction manual is missing - it must be wonderful to be technically trained, how I envy youTman wrote:But they go round both ways. See, that's why you deliver leaflets in the rain and I don't.Would be pretty quick for them though - "please sir can I have a new screwdriver and spanner and a full instruction book on which way round they go".
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Tman
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Clearly you do DV
, though with that level of understanding of the use of tools I can see that the lessons learnt during thirty years as a pongo have sunk in. 
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dvbuk55
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It may come as surprise to you tman but chimps actually use tools. Are you ex navy? Pongo was a slang term for soldiers by sailors, I was a soldier my brother a sailor.Tman wrote:Clearly you do DV, though with that level of understanding of the use of tools I can see that the lessons learnt during thirty years as a pongo have sunk in.