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Competency Management …Helping us develop a Culture of Excellence
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What are competencies? Any attitude, behavior, motive or other personal characteristic that is essential to perform a role, or more importantly, improve the performance and personal development from superior to solid. September 2008
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Competencies vs. Skills • Competencies are behaviors which a person shows and develops which are non technical – example: effective communication • Skills are technical in nature. For example: Financial management skills for a VPF role Both are important to develop
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DEVELOPING OTHERS
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STAKEHOLDERS FOCUS
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FLEXIBLE THINKING
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INNOVATION
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COMMITMENT TO RESULTS
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