Paul Conor, Ph.D.

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• Active supervision challenge: 10 new habits for police supervisors

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  Follow these steps to easily apply the 10 skills of active supervision

• Active supervision challenge: Scheduling

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  When you use the active supervision skill of scheduling, you take all the decisions you made regarding time management and add it to your calendaring system

• Active supervision challenge: Time management

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  To be an effective supervisor, you will need to become an expert at managing your time

• Active supervision challenge: Inspiration

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  The active supervision skill of inspiration helps you give your followers purpose and provide them with motivation to persevere under challenging circumstances

• Active supervision challenge: Innovation

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  The active supervision skill of innovation involves using critical thinking and problem solving to come up with ways of doing things better

• Active supervision challenge: Problem-solving

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  The active supervision skill of problem-solving involves a series of steps that forces you to go beyond the first solution that comes to mind

• Active supervision challenge: Training

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  The active supervision skill of training involves seeking out training for yourself and teaching your followers everything that you expect them to do

• Active supervision challenge: Courage

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  Supervisory courage is the skill of dealing with situations and people that most human beings would consider to be challenging

• Active supervision challenge: Communication

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  Effective communication occurs when your intended audience members receive the same message that you sent them

• Active supervision challenge: Critical thinking

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  Critical thinking engages your brain to comprehend, assess, analyze and process information in a way that improves your decision-making

• Active supervision challenge: Managing performance

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  As a supervisor, your primary responsibility is to provide both prescriptive and corrective performance management. Here’s how to do that effectively.

• Converting officers with 5-10 years of experience into career employees

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  Let's decode the data from Police1's State of the Industry survey to address this critical issue

• Are you ready for the active supervision challenge?

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  To be an effective supervisor requires a different set of skills than being a police officer – here’s how to attain those skills

• What questions do you have about active supervision?

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  Share your questions, comments and concerns about supervision challenges in law enforcement