NOTES ON MEETING OF 1 JULY 1954

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CIA-RDP80-01826R001000130012-8
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December 14, 2016
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November 4, 2002
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July 2, 1954
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NOTES
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Approved For Relea s THE Ch., Junior Officer Training D,.vision, OTR ILLEGIB Notes on Meeting of I July 1954 2 July 1954 These are my own notes of decisions reached at the meeting of the Director of Training and the Assistant Director for Personnel on 1 July 1954. 1. For the sake of brevity we are calling the Program for the Career Development of Junior Personnel the Junior Career Development Progratn (J'CD). 2. Since the purpose of this Programn is to develop high ILLEGIB potential personnel, its policies sh u be consonant with those of the CIA Career `'service Bo4rd. 3. in the light of 2. above, candidates must be cleared by the Medical Office for General Duty,. Those finally restricted to Departmental Only cannot be considered for the Program. It is recognized that any requests for medical clearance have been for Departmental Only, and therefore, those carrying this designation may be eligible for General Duty. PUD will be responsible for determining the final status of candidates from the `ledical Office. P80-01861000130012-8 L. in the selection of candidates preference will be given to those wtio have been in the AR cy three years or more. Other things being equal, preferen also be given to those ap- proaching the upper limits of the age restrictions. 5. Selection will be on the basis of the qualifications of the individual. lehile his career plan will 4,ive significant indication of his insight and interests, it is not to be an important factor in the selection processing. 6. The Comrnttee, including the representative of the in- dividual's home office,) will consider the validity of the career plan after the individual has been selected and eventually approve 7. The Committee will not attempt to interview all candidates 25X1; but only those in whom it shows interest. G81G COMP OP _ ' __ TYPE Onto CLASS TPAGES . REV CLASS ooc iEV oxIE 17, ar NEXT RIeV~ AUTM: t~R ;_d JUST Approved For Relea 4A Approved For Release 200 ' t * w -0182, D1000130012-8 8. C/JOT and C/PUD will nominate 32 candidates from whom the Committee will choose 16 to be assessed. This relates to the program suggested by C7 &E Staff for testing and assessment, as noted in his memo of 28 June 1954. 9. Of the 22 slots assigned to JOTU, 60 will be reserved for the JOT Program; Q for the JO17 Program. 10. It is planned to select candidates on a quarterly basis. The number of slots to be assigned to a given quarter will be determined as experience and the number of slots available dictate. U. I:TR strongly opposed the idea of converting Career Development slots to JCD use. 12. It was finally agreed that some women should be selected for the Program if they were qualified. For internal purposes only it was agreed that as an operating principle, those selected should be in the more mature range of the age limit, preferably thirty years or more. 13. Promotion. recommendations will be initiated by DxR but must have the approval of the individual's home office. 114. Participants whose performance is unsatisfactory or not in line with expectations may be removed from the Program at the discretion of M. 15. It was decided that for those who had not had a }'course in basic intelligence, such as DIC,' it would be preferable for them to take such a course before a decision is made on their applications rather than to include it as a part of their career development plans. PIP, suggested that in such cases Part 1 of BIC could be waived. Those applying for a pro ram. in the DDI would take BIG Part !I; those planning for a program in the DD? would take the Operations Course; those planning for a program in the T would have their choice between BIC Part II and the Operations Course. 16. Authority to screen out candidates down to the 32 referred to in paragraph 8 was granted to C/JOT and C/PUD. ..This. step can take place at any time in the testing and evaluation processes upon concurrence of both men in the decision. Screening out would be based on such factors, among others, as medical holds, low test results, unsatisfactory analyses of Work Attitudes inventory and Temperament }'Schedule, previous assessments by A 'Staff, unsatis- factory results in training courses already taken, adverse material Approved For Release.2002/11/20 01 A, DP80-01826RO01000130012-8 Approved For Release 20G LLBERI 1 0-01826RO01000130012-8 in the file as applicable, and adverse security reports. 17. Administrative procedures will be handled by C/PUD; matters concerning testing and evaluation will be handled by C/JO'TD. 25X1A9A 0TR/WLE:je cc: DTR y C/PUD Approved For Release 2OOZ/ I Q : I* RDP80-01826RO01000130012-8