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Qualified to Learn the Job: Donna Shalala
by
Radin, Beryl A.
in
1210
/ 6200
/ 9160
/ 9190
/ 9550
/ Administrative Profile
/ Appointees
/ Biographical treatment
/ Biographies
/ Career development
/ Career development planning
/ Careers
/ Development Strategies
/ Educational administration
/ Employment
/ Government
/ Government (Administrative Body)
/ Government bureaucracy
/ Government employees
/ Government services
/ Information Management
/ Leadership
/ Managers
/ Occupations
/ Office Occupations
/ Opportunities
/ Organizational Effectiveness
/ Personal profiles
/ Personnel management
/ Political appointments
/ Political leadership
/ Politics & political behavior
/ Profiles
/ Public Administration
/ Public policy
/ Public sector
/ Public Service Occupations
/ Secretaries
/ Shalala, Donna
/ Skills
/ Training & development
/ United States
/ Universities
/ University administration
2007
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Qualified to Learn the Job: Donna Shalala
by
Radin, Beryl A.
in
1210
/ 6200
/ 9160
/ 9190
/ 9550
/ Administrative Profile
/ Appointees
/ Biographical treatment
/ Biographies
/ Career development
/ Career development planning
/ Careers
/ Development Strategies
/ Educational administration
/ Employment
/ Government
/ Government (Administrative Body)
/ Government bureaucracy
/ Government employees
/ Government services
/ Information Management
/ Leadership
/ Managers
/ Occupations
/ Office Occupations
/ Opportunities
/ Organizational Effectiveness
/ Personal profiles
/ Personnel management
/ Political appointments
/ Political leadership
/ Politics & political behavior
/ Profiles
/ Public Administration
/ Public policy
/ Public sector
/ Public Service Occupations
/ Secretaries
/ Shalala, Donna
/ Skills
/ Training & development
/ United States
/ Universities
/ University administration
2007
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Qualified to Learn the Job: Donna Shalala
by
Radin, Beryl A.
in
1210
/ 6200
/ 9160
/ 9190
/ 9550
/ Administrative Profile
/ Appointees
/ Biographical treatment
/ Biographies
/ Career development
/ Career development planning
/ Careers
/ Development Strategies
/ Educational administration
/ Employment
/ Government
/ Government (Administrative Body)
/ Government bureaucracy
/ Government employees
/ Government services
/ Information Management
/ Leadership
/ Managers
/ Occupations
/ Office Occupations
/ Opportunities
/ Organizational Effectiveness
/ Personal profiles
/ Personnel management
/ Political appointments
/ Political leadership
/ Politics & political behavior
/ Profiles
/ Public Administration
/ Public policy
/ Public sector
/ Public Service Occupations
/ Secretaries
/ Shalala, Donna
/ Skills
/ Training & development
/ United States
/ Universities
/ University administration
2007
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Qualified to Learn the Job: Donna Shalala
2007
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This profile of Donna Shalala illustrates how it is possible to craft a career that moves along quite untraditional paths. Shalala was a political appointee who adopted characteristics that are usually associated with career public servants. Shalala's approach to career development can be useful to others who are thinking about a career development strategy. She did not ask whether she was qualified for a job but whether she was qualified to learn the job. At the same time, it is clear that she was able to apply experiences and lessons from diverse settings to new positions. Her career has been characterized not only by an in-and-out pattern but also by diversity within each of those settings. Her career pattern shows how Shalala was able to reinforce her personal strengths of being a problem solver and respond to unpredictable opportunities.
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Blackwell Publishing Inc,Blackwell Publishing, Inc,American Society for Public Administration
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