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Talking Manpower

Talking Manpower

By: U.S. Army Career Program 26
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 Talking Manpower” is a continual series of audio interviews conducted with members of the U.S. Army Manpower community (Career Program 26, Functional Area 50 and U.S. Army Force Management Support Agency). These interviews focus on professional development, a discussion of leadership and a conversation about the interviewees work. These interviews highlight the positive impact, diversity and professionalism of our workforce. Manpower and Force Managers share what they do, how they do it and highlight professional development and leadership advice.DVIDSHub.net Political Science Politics & Government
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  • Talking Manpower Episode 21

    Talking Manpower Episode 21
    Sep 13 2017
    Talking Manpower sits down with Mr. Maurice Yaglom, Director, Manpower Policy, Programming and Allocation, Office of the Surgeon General. Mr. Yaglom speaks about his role, what Manpower and Force Managers are responsible for at OTSG and he looks back at his career.
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    26 mins
  • Talking Manpower Episode 22

    Talking Manpower Episode 22
    Sep 13 2017
    Talking Manpower sits down with Ms. Barbara Guy, Chief, Civilian Career Proponency Division, Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G1 for Civilian Personnel, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Ms. Guy discusses her role, how she supports Civilian Career Programs and how different perspectives gave her a greater understanding.
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    15 mins
  • Talking Manpower Episode 20

    Talking Manpower Episode 20
    Aug 4 2017
    Talking Manpower sits down with Col. Keith Rivers, Commandant, Army Force Management School. Col. Rivers discusses the importance of the school, its relevance to CP26 and what value FA50's and CP26's bring to the Army.
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    11 mins
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