BRITER · RESOURCE SHELF

Resources for reference and support.

This page holds practical reference material, PDFs, guides, and support tools. Articles now carry the thinking, stories, and “read behind the work” material.

Reference material

Use what supports the work.

Looking for the ideas behind BRITER? Go to Articles. Looking for interactive practice? Start with Assessments, Explore the Culture Iceberg, Career Crafting, or Team Building.

Center for Leadership Development

A place for tools, strengths, and shared learning.

Use this section for resources that can sit alongside BRITER: assessment language, team conversation tools, and reading that gives leaders a common way to talk about work.

Experiential learning

New Leader Onboarding Experience

A 21-page first-90-days experience for learning the system, connecting with people, and beginning to contribute.

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Development framework

Human Capability Development Continuum

The high-level 40·30·20·10 BRITER framework for development and learning design. No worksheets, just the model.

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Executive handbook

Organizational Intelligence

Read performance together with the conditions and meaning beneath it.

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PDF guide

Organizational Intelligence Handbook

The complete 32-page guide to sensing, interpreting, and acting on organizational health.

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Interactive reference

The Wheel, Read as a Record

Explore each pillar as a leadership stance, the condition it creates, and the numbered competencies that carry it.

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Reference canvas

Competency Scope Canvas

See how leadership competencies change with the scope of responsibility.

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Culture Iceberg · Article

Above the Waterline

Examine visible culture signals and the conditions beneath them.

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Succession support

Succession Planning Tools

Use structured prompts and planning support for readiness, roles, and bench strength.

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Coaching support

Reflective Coaching Method

A carousel-style support piece for reflection, coaching, and development conversations.

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Interactive assessment · Culture

Culture Health Index

Rate six dimensions, discuss the story behind each number, and choose a specific leadership action. Complete it on the page and print your conversation notes if useful.

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External career reference · U.S. Department of Labor

O*NET OnLine

Look up occupations by title and examine typical tasks, skills, knowledge, work activities, and requirements. Use the descriptions to ask better questions about a possible direction, not to decide whether it fits your life.

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External career exploration · O*NET

My Next Move

Explore career options in a simpler format and try the Interest Profiler. Treat matches as possibilities to investigate alongside your experience, values, conditions, and conversations with people doing the work.

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