HReinvented: USAF takes new approach to training civilians

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HReinvented: USAF takes new approach to training civilians

The United States Air Force is taking a corporate approach to training civilian leaders. It will launch the new program this summer.

Federal News Network Staff

April 7, 2010 6:13 pm

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Federal News Radio continues our special week-long series HRReinvented.

The Air Force is taking a corporate approach to training civilian leaders.

It will launch a new program this summer to apply the same rigor and concepts military servicemen and women receive to the preparation of civilian leaders.

Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller reports.

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