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Monday, April 04, 2005
Behavioral Impact of Online Leadership Development Quantified - Center For Naval Analysis
Every year the Navy selects over 3,000 First Class Petty Officers to become CPOs. Often referred to as the "backbone" of the Navy, Chief Petty Officers are an essential part of the naval leadership team. According to the CNAC study, the Navy's first comprehensive analysis of advanced training methods and the first study ever of the behavioral impact of online training, new Chief selectees are more effective leaders as a result of Ninth House's blended leadership training. CPOs who completed the Ninth HouseĀ® program increased their knowledge and retention of leadership course material from 63 percent to 91 percent - a 44 percent improvement - and demonstrated a significant behavioral change in key leadership areas.
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