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Case studies

This booklet contains Case Studies from the pilot program. The case studies can be used as a reflection tool to monitor and evaluate current Developing Performance strategies and consider ways in which practices may be enhanced.

The case studies illustrate a broad range of trialled strategies and examples on:

Preparing the ground:

• Culture
• Organisation of teams/team leader capabilities
• Making integration of the framework a priority
• Bringing people on board

Making it happen:

• Phase 1: Clarifying expectations and work focus
• Phase 2: Reaching an agreement
• Phase 3: Performing and ongoing support
• Phase 4: Reviewing progress and improving performance

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