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February 18, 2009 - Executive Coaching Workshop in St. Louis,
March 11 & 12, 2010 - Press ReleaseSeptember 16, 2009 - Executive Coaching CDR Certification Workshop in Phoenix, November 10th & 11th, 2009 - Press Release
August 05, 2009 - Webinar - Risk Factors That Impact Women in Leadership - Press Release
July 14, 2009 - Webinar - Risk Factors That Impact Women in Leadership - Press Release
June 01, 2009 - CDR hires Dot Com Spot Web Design Services for company website support and maintenance.
Featured Article
Out of Oz – Finding Hidden Talent, this article reveals how to “train” your own – and reports on an approach to finding hidden talent and providing boot camp training that works. The article is based on a hugely successful business project where employees with no experience were selected and trained as IT professionals.
Even the WALL STREET JOURNAL finds our tools to be the Real Thing-
WALL STREET JOURNAL writer Jared Sandberg reviews his "authentic" experience with our tools compared to two other instruments:
"At times, the affable Ms. Aldisert (from TTI Performance Systems and Innermetrix) and I appear to have met before: "You can become easily bored." But there are times I simply don't recognize the guy she's talking about: "You have a high capacity to lead others." So why don't my golden retrievers ever listen to a word I say?
Korn Ferry's assessment largely agrees: "You are well suited to a management job," says Gary Hourihan of Korn Ferry.
The Risk Assessment part of CDR's tests reveal the me I most recognize. I scored 100% on hypermoodiness. This means I'm "emotionally unpredictable" (guilty) and expect the worst (guilty). As a leader, I'd create "a tenuous environment where associates have no idea what temperament to expect next." (Isn't that required?)
My second-highest risk was worrier, at 96%. (I have a danger-seeking son and I read the news, what's not to worry about?) As a manager, I might slow staff progress due to reluctance to make a decision. (That hasn't stopped anyone before me.)
Lastly, CDR tested leadership energy. I scored an abysmally low 6%. That and my low competitiveness grade explains the conclusion of CDR's Nancy Parsons. She breaks it to me gently: "Not everyone should be in a leadership role.
That puts me, or us, on the list of millions."WSJ 3/10/04 Copyright: 2004 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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Archived News:
Fall 2005 - The Missouri Dental Association (MDA) tapped Dr. Guy Deyton, Kansas City area dentist to research and guide the development of a leadership program for the association membership.
Inaugural Leadership Development Workshop Held for MDA
September 28th, 2005 - Nancy Parsons successfully led the first of six workshops conducted by Missouri State University's Management Development Institute (MDI). This workshop, created for the Missouri Dental Association (MDA), was held Friday, September 23rd and 24th at the MDA headquarters located in Jefferson City.
CDR's Parsons Presents at 2005 International ISPI Conference in Vancouver
April 15th, 2005 - Measuring Inherent Personality-based Leader Risks Impact on Performance
Spring 2005 - Nancy Parsons, president of CDR Assessment Group, Inc., serves as the Vice President of Membership and as a member of the 2005 Steering Committee for the Women's Business Council - Southwest's Oklahoma Leadership Form.