WEEKLY REPORT
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CIA-RDP90-00998R000100170003-7
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RIPPUB
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15
Document Creation Date:
December 23, 2016
Document Release Date:
December 18, 2012
Sequence Number:
3
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Publication Date:
June 16, 1988
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MEMO
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration
Director of Training and Education
Weekly Report
3. On 10 June, ~ an OTE Management Training
Officer, attended her first meeting in her new role as Coordinator,
National Advisory Council of the Professional Managers Association in
Washington, D.C. The Council is chaired by Jim Owens, former Deputy
Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service.
4. Harvard Kennedy School Professor Ernest May addressed the final
session of OTE's Analysis Training Branch pilot mini-course on
applications to intelligence analysis of Thinking in Time--the Uses of
History for Decision Makers on 14 June. May, coauthor of Thinking in
Time, engaged the students in a discussion on the topic of "Placing a New
Administration" and addressed students' concerns about the reading. A
total of 19 intelligence analysts from eight different DI offices
attended the course sessions.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training and Education
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1. Unfortunately,) )opted not to continue working part time to
produce announcements and "Training Notes for Executives" for IDS.
Responsibility for writing and editing these fliers now rests with each course
director; responsibilit for she ardin them throu h the system to final
publication falls to By asking the right
questions, these two IDSers discovered a much improved publishing system using
the Wang terminal which should eliminate many of the drawbacks encountered by
nd his use of the VM system. Meetings with representatives of P$PD/LOG
an OTE/DAC resulted in what appears to be a break through in the electronic
transmission of documents to ETECS. Initial results are impressive. Three
announcements sent to P$PD on 8 June were proofed--with miraculously no
errors--and returned to IDS by 10 June. Finished copies were printed and
picked up from P~PD on 14 June and mailed the same da If we can replicate
this with the next series of seminar announcements, (leaving will be
far less traumatic than anticipated.
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4. IDS arranged two runnings of the Hurricane Island Outward Bound Course
for NIESO; a maximum of 24 participants are scheduled to attend.
5. In support of the 15-17 June Leading in CIA, Management Training
Branch used the new SCANTRON optical scanner for the first time to score the
Management Skills Profiles--a management feedback instrument. Previously, we
sent the tests to Minnesota for scoring by the parent company at a cost of
$110 per student.
The SCANTRON will also be used for scoring various instruments in the
Program on Creative Management. (e.g., Myers Briggs Type Indicator, Leadership
Decision Styles and Situational Leadership). Not only does this reduce
scoring costs, it also provides more flexibility in accommodating last minute
student repl ts; a nice capability to have but one we don't want widely
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25X1 economists in the Directorate o Intelligence, provided useful
information for the session which Helen will present on "Improving Your
Skills: Effectively Communicating Your Ideas" to 25 managers and employees in
~tix~ the Economics Division of the Office of Global Issues/DI, on 14 June
25X1 7. On 10 June, attended her first meeting in her new role
as Coordinator, National visory unci.l of ,he-Pr~ essional Managers
Association in Washington, D.C, i wen ;'former D y Commissioner of th`e
Internal Revenue Service, ~~ic C ~~z-;~=~. Other members are Claire Freeman,
Assistant Secretary, Department of Defense; Michael Murphy, Deputy
Commissioner of IRS; Charles Bingman, Professor, George Washington University
Ralph Benson, President of an accounting firm, Blair Childs, American Tort
Reform Association, and Jerry Jackson, Vice President, GEICO. Helen Benson,
President, PMA, also attended the meeting to introduce Helen as the new
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