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NASA Values

  • Safety: NASA’s constant attention to safety is the cornerstone upon which NASA builds mission success. NASA employees are committed, individually and as a team, to protecting the safety and health of the public, NASA team members, and the assets that the Nation entrusts to the Agency.
  • Teamwork: NASA strives to ensure that the Agency’s workforce functions safely at the highest levels of physical and mental well-being. NASA’s most powerful tool for achieving mission success is a multi-disciplinary team of competent
    people. The Agency builds and values high-performing teams that are committed to continuous learning, trust, and openness to innovation and new ideas.
  • Integrity: NASA is committed to maintaining an environment of trust built upon honesty, ethical behavior, respect, and candor. Building trust through ethical conduct as individuals and as an organization is a necessary component of mission success.
  • Mission Success: NASA’s purpose is to conduct successful space missions on behalf of the Nation and to explore, discover, and learn. Every NASA employee believes that mission success is the natural consequence of an uncompromising commitment to technical excellence, safety, teamwork, and integrity.

 

 

Basic Dialogue Workshop
This workshop was designed to strengthen your skills and understanding relative to conducting dialogue. Dialogue enables us to better identify and confront many issues and concerns before they become real problems.

 


Diversity Management Videos
Links to the Learning Center’s list of suggested videos broken down by categories such as: Quality, Customer Service and Continuous Improvement, Teamwork, and Problem Solving.

 

 

Force-Field Analysis
Force-field analysis is a problem-solving tool that is used to identify reasons (“forces”) that support two positions to a question and the strength of each force.



Four-Box Analysis
When a group is struggling through a difficult period, four-box analysis is a method it can use to regain direction and a sense of purpose.



Creative Reframing
Creative reframing activities invite group members to break out of their normal categories of analysis and re-examine their beliefs and assumptions.



Suggested Reading
A list of suggested books by the DMO. Includes links to Amazon.com summaries.

 

 

Teambuilding Group Activities
A list of suggested teambuilding group activities including icebreakers and practice activities.


 
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