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b'In this episode of Tinker Talks, we discuss the Employee Enhancement Program with program manager, Wakita Oliver, and recent graduate, Josh Butler.\\n\\nThis episode is full of valuable information on the program and how to self-nominate when the data call window opens.\\n\\nEEP is not just a program for someone wanting to be a supervisor, Oliver says. \\n\\n\\u201cI try to give you the opportunities to have conversations with people [in various areas],\\u201d she added. \\u201cMostly the program helps people see how they personally tie to the mission, which can help them with their career progression. If I don\\u2019t how I tie to the mission, what good is it to see where I can go next?\\u201d\\n\\nButler said one of the benefits of EEP being able to take lessons learned from the program back to the unit and help co-workers expand their horizons.\\n\\n\\u201cEven if they\\u2019re too terrified or if they don\\u2019t get into EEP when they apply the first time, they still get those benefits because we organically take it back wherever we go,\\u201d he said.\\n\\nParticipants in the year-long program participate in group activities such as base tours, meetings with senior leaders and community service projects.\\n\\nThe program is open to civilians who are GS-09 to GS-12 (and their AcqDemo equivalents) and WG-08 to WS-14s (including WL/WS-09s) and who have completed three years of federal service.\\n\\nGet more information on Tinker Air Force Base, including details on the EEP data call, on social media and the base website:\\n\\nwww.tinker.af.mil\\nFacebook and Instagram - @TinkerAirForceBase\\nTwitter - @Team_Tinker\\n\\nUntil next time, thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and stay safe out there and respect one another.'