Look at Your
Strengths and
Improvement
Opportunities

One approach to identifying a potential project is to assess your own
strengths and improvement opportunities as they relate to your current job
responsibilities. Ask yourself the following questions:

1. Am I taking full advantage of my strengths? If not, what kind of

project will help me build on and enhance my strengths in the
performance of my job?

2. What are my improvement opportunities? Are there recurring

situations or problems that need attention? If so, what kind of
project will help me learn to address these situations or problems in
new ways?

Use the OCPM
Workshops to
Generate Ideas

Look Within
Your Organization








During workshops think of situations back on the job that relate to some
aspect of the information, theory, principle, or technique being presented.
These might be a perfect starting place for a project idea.

1. Discuss project possibilities related to department or agency

mission/goals, services, customers, or needs with your employees,
manager or agency director.

2. Tap into your own innovative or creative ideas about how your work

 



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