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Professional development

Articles about turning gaps and aspirations into observable, sustainable growth.

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  1. An open wooden box surrounded in a semicircle by hammers, pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches, and a utility knife.

    Seven questions before recommending a course

    PRYSMAP

    Identifying a gap does not justify prescribing training. First, we need to understand what is preventing performance and what kind of intervention might change it.

  2. A wooden device with three branches extending from a circular mechanism to separate modules.

    Turning a gap into a development plan

    PRYSMAP

    A gap describes the distance between performance and an expectation. Turning it into development requires interpreting its origin, setting its priority, addressing the likely cause, and then checking what changed in the work itself.