How can program managers be trained to conduct independent program evaluations?
Program managers are responsible for overseeing complex and interrelated projects that aim to achieve specific outcomes and goals. To ensure the quality, relevance, and effectiveness of their programs, they need to conduct independent program evaluations that can provide evidence-based feedback and recommendations. However, program evaluation is not a simple task that can be done without proper training and preparation. In this article, we will explore how program managers can be trained to conduct independent program evaluations, and what are the benefits and challenges of doing so.
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Pothamsetty KTPM @ Mindsprint | Program and Project Management | CSM, CSPO, ITIL V4
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Mike ValdezRetired Vice Principal Career Technical Education at Califormia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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Troy Jabez Brown - MS, CSMManagement and Program Analyst | Military Health SME | Planning Commissioner | U.S. Navy Master Chief (Retired)