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[column 12 layout="standard"]GETTING RESULTS
Establishes and achieves challenging goals.
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                                          PROCESS MANAGEMENT
Develops and monitors processes and organizes resources to achieve desired results[/column] 
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Key Behaviors: Supervisors and Managers
                                          -  Establishes clear, well-defined processes. 
 -  Organizes and coordinates people, resources, and activities to support desired results. 
 -  Identifies and addresses process problems promptly and effectively. 
 -  Evaluates efficiency and effectiveness of processes and resources. 
 
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Key Behaviors: CEO and Senior Leadership
                                          -  Delineates complex process into sub-processes and functions. 
 -  Identifies and takes advantage of opportunities to accomplish multiple objectives. 
 -  Understands and manages resources shared by multiple processes to integrate them into organizational systems. 
 
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[column 12 layout="standard"]PROGRAM/PROJECT MANAGEMENT 
Designs, implements and manages programs/projects, and directs the related resources, personnel and activities to successful completion.[/column] 
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Key Behaviors: Supervisors and Managers
                                          -  Develops and manages activities and metrics needed to ensure quality and oversight. 
 -  Coordinates and supervises program personnel. 
 -  Develops risk assessment and strategies to reduce or eliminate identified risks. 
 -  Monitors project and makes adjustments as needed. 
 
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Key Behaviors: CEO and Senior Leadership
                                          -  Serves as a sponsor for a project; articulates the purpose, processes, resources available, expected results and organizational impact. 
 -  Works with individuals internally and across other organizations to ensure project execution. 
 -  Identifies and analyzes organizational influences impacting a project. 
 -  Helps to reduce or eliminate high-impact risks and alerts others to risks and their impact on the organization. 
 
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                                          RESULTS DRIVEN  
                                          
Achieves results by establishing and maintaining focus on challenging goals and measuring organizational performance against those goals and standards.[/column] 
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Key Behaviors: Supervisors and Managers
                                          -  Clearly articulates goals and expectations. 
 -  Ensures availability of resources. 
 -  Shows dedication in completing the work. 
 -  Develops and uses measures to assess goal attainment and outcome achievement. 
 -  Holds others accountable; recognizes results. 
 
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Key Behaviors: CEO and Senior Leadership
                                          -  Continually Seeks to Improve Performance: Seeks to continually improve performance based on internal/member surveys, external benchmarking, analysis of financial results, etc.* 
 -  Sets Challenging Performance Goals: Sets clear, concise, and challenging performance goals consistent with the cooperative’s vision.* 
 -  Takes Calculated Risk to Better Meet Members’ Needs: Makes decisions and sets priorities based on calculated risks to “do the right thing” for the members, ensuring alignment with cooperative values.* 
 
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                                          ANALYTICAL THINKING AND DECISION MAKING 
                                          
Thinks systematically, conceptually, and analytically to determine effective solutions that will enable the cooperative to achieve desired goals.[/column] 
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Key Behaviors: Supervisors and Managers
                                          -  Objectively integrates previously learned information and distinguishes between relevant and irrelevant information. 
 -  Commits to a solution in a timely manner and develops a realistic approach for implementing the chosen solution. 
 -  Uses consensus when appropriate and follows up to determine results of decisions. 
 -  Demonstrates resourcefulness by assembling problem solving teams. 
 
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Key Behaviors: CEO and Senior Leadership
                                          -  Solves Routine Problems: Understand how each part of an issue affects another and uses this information to solve routine problems and issues.* 
 -  Seeks out information on issues that will require decisions important to the long-term success of the organization. 
 -  Analyzes Complex Problems and Proposes Solutions: Analyzes complex or large amounts of information and identifies potential solutions.*Analyzes options and approaches taking into account the interactions and perspectives of all systems and organizational entities and various stakeholders. 
 -  Anticipates and Prevents Problems: Identifies potential organizational and regional challenges and builds in contingencies where appropriate.* 
 -  Maintains awareness of the organization’s values and goals while facilitating discussion regarding actions or decisions. 
 -  Redesigns Systems and Processes to Prevent Problems: Identifies root causes of problems and redesigns systems and processes to prevent future problems.* 
 -  Articulates the decision making situation. 
 -  Holds themselves and others accountable to the same standards of analysis, results, and consequences to ensure consistency. 
 
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                                          INNOVATION  
                                          
Develops new insights into situations and applies different and novel solutions to make improvements.[/column] 
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Key Behaviors: Supervisors and Managers
                                          -  Combines ideas in unique ways or makes connections between disparate ideas. 
 -  Views situations from multiple perspectives. 
 -  Creates a work environment that encourages creative thinking and innovation. 
 
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Key Behaviors: CEO and Senior Leadership
                                          -  Sees Trends in Business, Industry and Technology: Scans environment for trends in business, industry, and competitive environment.* 
 -  Introduces new concepts or strategies that significantly improve or revise the way business is done. 
 -  Fosters an environment that encourages people to challenge conventional ideas, perspectives, and methods. 
 -  Encourages creativity by absorbing risks, listening, and committing resources. 
 
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