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Meet with senior managers, department heads, supervisors, and newer employees to discuss goals and objectives of the program.
Determine the content with input from those key people.
Determine the length of the program that is required to meet stated goals and objectives.
Create a preliminary design.
Make decisions regarding learning activities and experiences.
Contact key people and subject matter experts who can participate as facilitators and presenters.
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