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1 | Page Evaluating Leadership Development Programs Leadership Development Programs (LDPs) vary in length and the type of activities included. OPM, for example, offers courses for aspiring leaders, supervisors, managers, and executives. These Programs have the general purpose of helping participants identify their strengths and areas for improvement. Many agencies have implemented LDPs as a way to identify future leaders and provide them the necessary training to help them advance to the next level in their career. Many Programs are targeted at specific levels and focus on competencies and skills associated with those levels . For example, a program may be targeted toward GS-9-11, GS-12-13 and GS-14-15 Programs .
Level 4: Results or Business Impact. This level of evaluation seeks to measure changes in business performance that have come about through participants applying their new learning to the workplace. Organization leaders may determine the bottom-line value of an LDP. Gathering evaluation data at this level, however, is a complex
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