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<abstract>The Small Business Administration (SBA) has developed a shared vision,
which includes transitioning its employees from making and servicing
loans to primarily reaching out to new markets and overseeing its
private-sector partners. SBA has also begun to take steps to better
manage its human capital activities, including workforce planning
efforts. More needs to be done, however, including (1) completing its
efforts to identify the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other
characteristics its employees will need to perform successfully in SBA&apos;s
new business environment; (2) estimating the number of employees with
those skills who will be needed; (3) developing a succession plan for
senior leaders and reinstating candidate development programs for these
leaders; and (4) ensuring that employees receive adequate training to
perform their jobs well. Although SBA plans to develop a workforce
transformation plan by October 2000, it could take years to fully
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