Setting Goals That Drive Performance: Goal-Setting Theory
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Author: Dr. York
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Level: Foundational
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Study Mode: Self-paced
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Recommended Period: 2 Weeks
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Estimated Learning Time: ~14 Hours
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Proficiency: 1 Graded Assessments
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Award: 1 Certificate
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Course overview
Setting Goals That Drive Performance is a two-week applied micro-course on Goal-Setting Theory. It teaches a single, practical method: taking a real aim you are responsible for and shaping it into a specific, challenging goal that fits the task, is believed reachable, is genuinely committed to, is informed by progress, is resourced, and is guarded against its own side effects. A single running case—Dana Rourke, a newly appointed team leader at Northwind Appliances raising first-contact resolution from 68% to 80%—is carried through all twelve lessons, and you work the same steps on a goal of your own. No prior study of motivation theory is assumed. By the end of the two weeks, you can turn a vague aim into a goal that improves motivation and performance—and defend every choice in how you built it.
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Goal Setting Theory
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Motivation
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Performance Management
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Employee Development
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