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Learn Management the Easy Way with the Help of Downloadable Power-point Presentations

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Competency

Iceberg ModelSlide3

Course Objectives

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Explain what is a Competency

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Describe the Components of Competencies

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Explain the Types of Competencies

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Describe the Competency Iceberg Model

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Explain the Benefits of Iceberg Model Slide4

Introduction

David Schneider is a highly qualified individual.

Sales Executive

He has the right mix of skills and knowledge that is required to work as a Sales Executive.

However, his actual job performance is nowhere near what is expected from a man possessing skills and knowledge that David has.

His actual job performance does not match the expected job behaviour of a man of David’s calibre.

So, what is wrong?

Ideal candidate

Low job performance

What is it that makes David an ideal candidate but stops him from actually performing on his job?Slide5

Introduction

Competency

The answer to this lies in the word ‘Competency’.

Competency is a combination of skills, job attitude, and knowledge which is reflected in job behavior that can be observed, measured and evaluated.

Let us learn more about ‘Competency’ and an important model of competency, the ‘Competency Iceberg Model’.Slide6

What is Competency?

Competencies refer to skills or knowledge that leads to superior performance.

Competencies are individual abilities or characteristics that are key to effectiveness in work.

Competencies can apply at organizational, individual, team, and occupational and functional levels.

Competencies are not “fixed” and causally be developed with effort and support.

‘Competent’ is when a person is qualified to perform to a requisite standard of the processes of a job.

‘Competence’ on the other hand means the condition or state of being competent.Slide7

What is Competency?

Some examples of competencies required by the employees are: -

Adaptability

Motivation

Commitment

Creativity

Independence

Analytical Reasoning

Foresight

Leadership

Emotional Stability

Communication SkillsSlide8

What is a Threshold Competency?

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It is important to understand whether competencies are unique to a particular job or whether they are generic in nature.

According to the MCBer research, twelve characteristics were identified related to managerial effectiveness, whereas seven were found to be threshold competencies.

Every job at any level in the organization would have a threshold competency.

Threshold competency is the bare minimum required to perform the job.Slide9

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Things about which a person consistently thinks about or wants and that which causes action. Motives drive, direct or select behaviour towards certain actions or goals or away from others.

Types of Competency Characteristics There are five types of competency characteristics:

Motives

Traits

Physical characteristics and consistent responses to situations or information.

Self-concept

A person’s attitudes, values or self-image.

Knowledge

Information a person has in specific content areas.

Skill

The ability to perform a certain physical or mental task.Slide11

Iceberg Model

The Iceberg Model for competencies takes the help of an iceberg to explain the concept of competency.

An iceberg has just one-ninth of its volume above water and the rest remains beneath the surface in the sea.

Similarly, a competency also has some components which are visible like knowledge and skills but other behavioural components like attitude, traits, thinking styles, self-image, organizational fit etc. are hidden or beneath the surface.

Knowledge & Skills

Attitude, Traits, Thinking styles, Self-image, Organizational fitSlide12

Components of the Iceberg Model

TraitsSelf Image

Skill

Knowledge

Content knowledge / information in field of work, - from education to experience

Ability to do something well; most easily trained on - e.g. technical skills to use knowledge

How people see/view themselves; identity; worth - e.g. an expert, a learner, leader, manager, agent, innovator

Habitual / enduring characteristics

- e.g. flexibility, self - control, good listener, builds trust, engages & inspires, mindsetSlide13

Importance of Iceberg Model

However, if the person is not happy to work with his new team members, he may not be able to perform to the best of his abilities.

Consider that a highly qualified person with the perfect combination of skills and knowledge is chosen for an esteemed project.

Let us try to understand this through an example.Slide14

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